[GSOC] How to submit my own ideas

[Virtosu Sava]

1. implements *NON political* maps support
sorry, my bad.

On Sat, Apr 2, 2011 at 5:00 PM, Virtosu Sava <virtosu.sava at gmail.com> wrote:

>
> My view of future developing of KGeography :
> 1. Acctually to implement TODO list : implements political maps support for
> geographical (rivers, mountains, etc) is almost there if the map is
> carefully crafted. Example: Have the map all of the same color, then for
> each river, mountain, etc create a box big enough of the wanted color and
> then associate the color of the box with the name of the river, etc.
>  2. To add inside of the program, a tool what will permit you easily add
> new map. Actually here:
> http://edu.kde.org/kgeography/tutorials/kgeography-addmaps.pdf are
> described by some of earlier developers method of adding new maps, but will
> be more better to implement  this in to app. Also related to this, maybe to
> implement some tools for painting more careful and better maps. (colors that
> are right now implemented looks ugly).
>  3. Implement possibility of getting some hints while solving/answering to
> the questions in quiz.
>  4. Implement some quiz related to history of some country or region (in
> dependence of the map). (This can be extended in future as one of the major
> features of this application).
>  *5.To make a database in which should be kept all maps (with good
> description) and using implemented tool, you can download/upload new maps in
> your program.
>  *6.To make or to port Kgeography to some mobile platform such as Android,
> IOS.
> * - not so necessarily
>
> Please give me feedback or maybe some suggestion.
>
> On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 9:43 AM, Victor Carbune <victor.carbune at gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> Hello!
>>
>> Glad you are interested in doing a Google Summer of Code with KDE Edu!
>>
>> On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 3:37 AM, Virtosu Sava <virtosu.sava at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>> > Hello,
>> > I'm Sava, student from University of Technology of Moldova from
>> Chisinau.
>> > I want to participe to GSOC 2011, and I'm looking for an interesting
>> > project. I know a lot about EduKDE project because I use some programs
>> from
>> > this project very often and I thought maybe I can help to impruve some
>> of
>> > yours products. Actually i want to propose my ideas for developing
>> > KGeography(because i really like this soft, and it seams to be very
>> > interesting to improve it), and the problem is that I don't know to who
>> I
>> > need to ask for helping in submit some proposals, or maybe to transmit
>> some
>> > ideas about how to impruve this project. Could you help me with some
>> info
>> > about how do I can do this?
>> Since there are no ideas posted about KGeography, the best place to
>> start such a discussion is on the kde-edu mailing list (CCed in my
>> reply). Make sure you subscribe to our list.
>>
>> Would anyone be able to help Sava with more information about KGeography?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Victor
>>
>
>
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