yes.i want to contribute to this project. now i have known the general frame , but it is hard to know deeper and further more. like mouse press,position , where will the data been put? how finally all of them are hanlded? i think mouse input is the easiest, so i analyse it first, please show me a way out.
thanks At 2013-06-17 17:32:26,"Marc-André Lureau" <mlur...@redhat.com> wrote: >Hi! > >----- Mensaje original ----- >> Hello Spice developers, >> >> First of all, let me thank you for your great software! I'm using it daily >> since recently and I'm very excited about it. Certainly the best in class >> for Linux guests (at minimum)! >> >> I want to contribute to the Spice project and currently I'm seeking for a >> starting point aside of reading manuals. I'm not quite tough a developer to >> get in and confirm my seriousness with a set of patches or a new feature, so >> I hope for your guidance. > >Welcome! > >[...] >> As of now I'm looking for some fairly easy work for a Spice newcomer - to get >> started and learn some basics of Spice. > >Spice is composed of many components, and support several guest OS and several >client OS. Do you have a particular feature or OS in mind? There is a lot >improvements possible on server code itself to make it more readable and >maintainable. The integration with qemu could be improved, perhaps using a >separate main loop, or a different process to increase stability and security. >It could be worthwhile adding on-disk cache to the client. This is not so easy >but probably a good way to learn more about Spice :) Another interesting way >to learn about Spice is to improve the HTML5 client, or the experimental >Weston backend. >_______________________________________________ >Spice-devel mailing list >Spice-devel@lists.freedesktop.org >http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/spice-devel
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