[Kde-devel-es] Fwd: very simple devel tasks to do

[Antonio Larrosa Jiménez]

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Hola,

¿alguien se anima?

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Subject: very simple devel tasks to do
Date: Miércoles 12 Mayo 2004 19:16
From: Lubos Lunak <l.lunak at suse.cz>
To: kde-core-devel at kde.org

 Hello,

 I have the following problem: #78950 is pretty simple to do. Just a kicker
applet which uses a couple of calls from kdecore/netwm* . So simple that
 it'd IMHO fit very well somebody who'd like to start doing KDE development.
 So simple that I don't want to spend my time on it, doing the actual coding
 and testing and all that, and if I'd have to it'd be probably better spent
 time if I helped somebody new to do it.

 The question is, do we have some system for this? This isn't the only
(technically) simple thing that's hiding somewhere in my TODO, I could find
 a couple more of such single bugreports, or maybe I'd sometimes need
 somebody who'd do some qtdesigner work for me (as I suck at it).

 There's http://www.kde.org/jobs/open.php , but looks outdated, not very
 known and finally not exactly what I'd need. What I need _is_ a 2 days job.

 So, does somebody have any idea? I think the KMail developers mark some of
their bugreports as JJ (junior job?). Is it promoted somehow? As a KDE
wannabee newbie developer I probably wouldn't get the idea to seach
bugs.kde.org for "JJ". Maybe Derek could include in CVS digest together with
all those stats also a link to these things, or something.

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Saludos,

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Antonio Larrosa Jimenez
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