On Thu, Jan 3, 2013 at 1:14 PM, Jared K. Smith <jsm...@fedoraproject.org>wrote:
> I'm sorry if this has been discussed in the last couple of meetings, > as I wasn't able to make them (and haven't yet seen the logs of > yesterday's meeting). To make a long story short, I'm looking for > feedback on ways that we can make sure the Fedora ARM team continues > to grow and scale and be productive as we inch closer to being a > Primary Architecture in Fedora. > > Let me use my own experience as an example here. I've been part of > the ARM SIG since almost the beginning -- I've been in many (if not > most) of the weekly meetings, I have two ARM devices up and running on > my workbench, and I like to pretend I know at least enough to be > dangerous. I try to follow the deep dark issues the core technical > group is working on, but don't always understand what they're talking > about. My question is this -- what can mere mortals like myself do > (from either a technical or non-technical) standpoint to help keep > things moving forward. There was a time when I was able to spend a > bit of time every day helping out with pushing builds in koji and > trying to track down packages that won't build correctly -- is that > still needed? > > Are there "janitor level" tasks that folks can start on to get their > feet wet and start contributing? Is there specific documentation that > needs to be written? Tools that need to be tested? Scripts that need > to be written? > > I'm willing (as always) to put my time where my mouth is and help out > -- please help guide me (and others in the group) in what you'd like > us to do! > > -- > Jared Smith > Jared, +1 to your comments. I am extremely interested in helping however possible, but its can be difficult jumping on to a moving train. As I mentioned in the meeting yesterday, I may be easier to wait until FUDCon, but if there is low hanging fruit that new people can work on putting it on the wiki would be helpful. Zach
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