Re: [Gnewsense-dev] Hello gNewSense Developers

[Nandakumar]

In fact, Debian development will seem complicated for a newbie. Then
why did I suggest you Debian? Because many distros including gNewSense
draw packages from it. I am also a young developer. I myself create
packages and upload to launchpad.net. Now what I do for other free
software projects is translation. You can also do that.

On 12/18/13, Ian Egland <address@hidden> wrote:
> I had thought about it...
>
> I was attracted to gNewSense, in part, because the project seems smaller,
> and the website more inviting for people willing to help. I'm also
> inclined to stick with just one project for the moment, until I'm more
> autonomous and less likely to do things incorrectly.
>
> I want to be where I can help the most. Would Debian be better prepared to
> use a newbie like me? I wont take offense if I'm too green to be off much
> use here.
>
> On Wed, December 18, 2013 07:48, Nandakumar wrote:
>> You may consider contributing to Debian, the root of gNewSense.
>>
>> On 12/18/13, Ian Egland <address@hidden> wrote:
>>> I'm a college student who just finished an operating systems and object
>>> oriented programming course. I've used GNU/Linux for years now, and
>>> would
>>> like to start contributing. In other words, I'm an eager developer
>>> wannabe.
>>>
>>> If there's something in particular that needs attention the most, please
>>> point me in that direction. I can't guarantee I'll be able to do it
>>> quickly, as this is a learning experience for me.
>>>
>>> Until then, I'll be working on what I can find here:
>>> http://www.gNewSense.org/DevelopmentTeam
>>>
>>> Ian Egland
>>>
>>>
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