Starting the next round somewhat earlier ...
Surprisingly there also will be a Google Summer of Code 2016, and I
think we should be better prepared this time and not miss a slot due to
lack of students.
Mentoring organizations apply between 8-19 February, students 14-25 March.
IIRC in our case the "mentoring organization" wouldn't be LilyPond but GNU.
But I think *now* is the time to start thinking about possible projects
for this instead of waiting for some students to show up out of the blue.
What would be a suitable approach?
* Thinking about a number of tasks that
- would be good for us to promote and
- feasible as a GSoC project and
- would have a suitable mentor available
* Advertising these ideas (along with encouraging own ideas) on our
website and mailing list, other locations for developers, personal
relations ...
Any opinions?
Urs
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