Hi!
On Wed, 1 May 2013 21:06:13 +0530, MITESH PATHAK <miteshpatha...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I am a final year B.E (CSE) student interested in GSoC.
> I am good in C/C++ and proficient in Java.
> I am not new to linux and want to contribute to open source.
> I have fixed bugs in Mozilla and still do.
>
> I went through your proposed idea on [1] and would like to work on it.
> Lately I worked on NFS (as part of my BE project) and have good experience
> in C.
> I have 4+ years of working on linux and also gone thro book {utlk}, so I
> can confidently say I am advanced linux user and knows linux kernel in-out.
>
>
> What are your expectations from applying student and what are my chances of
> making thro' ?
> Soon I will mail you my proposal on basis of your reply! I am looking
> forward to your response :D.As Tekk already pointed out in his reply to the bug-hurd mailing list: »It generally helps if you specify a project that you're interested in working on. There's a list of gsoc projects on the hurd site.« Given your proficiency with the Linux kernel, you surely must be having some specific areas of interest, which you'd like to work on during a GNU Hurd project? Generally, given you present a reasonable application that states what you'd like to work on, why, and you give some reasonable schedule estimates, we'd consider that an acceptable proposal. Grüße, Thomas
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