Project proposal for gsoc

Shantanu Tushar Jha jhahoneyk at gmail.com
Tue Mar 17 12:48:56 CET 2009


Hello, I've been working with plasma for some time now, and am feeling very
good, thanks to the plasma (and also kde) developers who were a lot
supportive. I really want to work on something for Plasma during GSoc this
year (It'll be my my first).
I wanted to ask if I can submit proposals for more than one idea in Plasma
itself? I mean to say, it isn't necessary that all the proposals should be
from different organisations/projects, right?
Even I had initially the Media Center Components in mind, but then I liked
other ideas too as i started to get to know more about kde, so I thought
this will be the right moment to ask the question.

Thanks :)

On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 4:30 PM, Marco Martin <notmart at gmail.com> wrote:

> 2009/3/16 André Braga <abbraga at gmail.com>:
> > Hi,
> > I'm André Braga, a computer science student at the Federal University of
> > Pernambuco (http://www.cin.ufpe.br/english/), currently on my last term.
> > I've helped organizing a talk Artur Souza's gave here about the GSOC and
> so
> > I became aware of the ideas for KDE projects.
> > I got interested in some of them and particulary for the gsoc I would
> like
> > to develop the "Simple Media Center components". Other projects have also
> > interested me (like the Kalzium beautification with Plasma [are these
> guys
> > in this list?] and the Plasmate project), but I've chosen this one due to
> my
> > background.
> > In my last job, I've worked on the development of a Media Center
> software,
> > called SoapBox, for the Windows Media Center (:P ok, I can see the sparks
> > already! one screenshot  and another), which seems to look like a lot
> with
> > this proposed one. It used a language called MCML, communicating with a
> > Python server.
> it's great that this project got so much attention (so now there are 4
> people right now interested in it)
> and your great experience would be really valuable (eh, you could more
> mentor us on the argument than the opposite :p)
> what is a bit sad (and i hope the other dudes are reading the ml too)
> is that we will get ton of proposals for this one and other valid
> ideas won't get any.
>
> i know this looks very intriguing (nuno mockups are toooooo pretty :p)
> but everyone interested on that could perhaps consider also the other
> ideas on techbase.
> that said i do want proposals on this project because is cool, but i
> also think more the proposals are various the better is
> (i'm saying this to everyone interested in, so you, alediaferia,
> dotevo and elv1313, using the irc terminology :p)
>
> if everybody really wants it well, just everybody write a proposal,
> but is a bit sad that would automatically mean that most will get axed
> for sure, rather than having a bit more chance each :)
>
> Cheers,
> Marco Martin
> > I've also worked a lot on Digital TV/IPTV development last year.
> > Currently I'm working on the User Experience and Digital Artefacts Design
> > Research Lab (a partnership between the Design Department of my
> University
> > and INdT) and I've been really into projects related to design, interface
> > and usability. I've also been following the last news on Qt, which
> thrilled
> > me a lot. Oh, yeah! and I'm a C++ developer since long time.
> > I would like to know if someone here is interested in mentoring this
> project
> > and also some help for writing the proposal.
> > Thank you a lot in advance,
> > --
> > André Barros Braga
> >
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