On 02/17/2018 10:12 AM, n...@crash.cx wrote: > On Fri, 16 Feb 2018, Christian Grothoff <groth...@gnunet.org> wrote: >> Yes, we do of course take initiative applications. Your suggestion is >> generally great, not sure 2.7 is the right choice (3.x?) or whether this >> is a "full summer" project, but that's something we can discuss if/when >> you decide to go for it. > > 2.7 only came to my mind because: > * 2.7 is still supported for 2 years > * After those 2 years, no distro will magically drop 2.7 because > there's still lots of legacy modules and applications using > 2.7. I'm not sure about other Operating Systems though. > * Dual 2.7 + 3.x support is doable but we'd have to evaluate if > we really need it (as far as I know, 3.x is on every system > available). You seemed a bit reserved about going full > 3.x a while back
A "bit reserved" doesn't exactly mean opposed. And as 2.7 support is
running *out*, it don't think it makes sense for a rewrite to target it
unless there is really an issue with Python3 availability (which I don't
see), and it would have to be a severe one as obviously we can live with
some tests not working on some very exotic platforms.
> What's the expected time to be spend per week on the project?
IIRC GSoC rules state 40h/week ("full time") for 3 months.
> We have other bugs open, maybe I bring myself up to date on
> those.
I also have a special GNS-related topic I'd like to do a Mumble with
you, dvn, Daniel Golle and Martin Schanzenbach some time soon, to see if
we think we can do it.
> GSoC is a bit fuzzy on what's "good enough" and what not, if you
> compare for example GNU Guix and the projects Debian or FreeBSD
> offer.
Oh, sure, there is always lots of variation. However, we should come up
with a plausible timeline that is neither too ambitious nor looks like
you'll be mostly on vacation ;-). Regardless, let's Mumble --- and
obviously you need to figure out your own availability.
>> On 02/16/2018 11:06 AM, n...@crash.cx wrote:
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> we take initiative applications as well as applications on topics
>>> we officially offered ones, right?
>>>
>>> So let's say I wanted to work the summer on what I looked into
>>> earlier this year and last year, reimplementing the python based
>>> parts of the GNUnet testsuite in standardized python-2.7
>>> testsuites, would there be a mentor and an official GNUnet <->
>>> GNU <-> GSoC relation (work the summer, document it, get payed
>>> (as far as I understand GSoC))?
>>>
>>> I'm not 100% sure if I can do it (waiting for some job interviews
>>> at the moment), but if we would have a mentor for this I would
>>> write an official application for it.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> NG
>>>
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