>> I was wondering if I could tweak the timeline a little bit? I will follow it as much as I can, but just in case I am running late or early.
> Please don't mind about the timezone difference, and please keep your best timezone. > Both of your mentors (I and Alexei) are living in different timezone, > and even if you could follow my timezone, it does not guarantee the minimization of > the delay in the communication (the mentors are not full-time worker for FreeType). Sorry for the confusion, I actually wanted to ask about the schedule that I have written in my proposal. For example I have written that by 26th June I will finish the bitmap implementation. Although I'm sure that it won't take more than 26 days but in case it takes more than that or less, then is it possible to tweak the schedule? > Does your computer have sufficient storage to install "Windows Subsystem for Linux" ? I do have linux installed alongside windows (dual boot). But I mostly use Linux for testing cross platform applications or writing code specific to Linux. It's just that I have used Visual Studio since I started programming and I am most comfortable with it. But if it is necessary I will switch to Linux. > Do you use existing project file in the source tree? Or, do you use CMake? Yes, I use cmake. On Wed, May 6, 2020 at 11:08 AM suzuki toshiya <mpsuz...@hiroshima-u.ac.jp> wrote: > Dear Anuj, > > > I was wondering if I could tweak the timeline a little bit? I will > follow it as much as I can, but just in case I am running late or early. > > Please don't mind about the timezone difference, and please keep your best > timezone. > Both of your mentors (I and Alexei) are living in different timezone, > and even if you could follow my timezone, it does not guarantee the > minimization of > the delay in the communication (the mentors are not full-time worker for > FreeType). > > > I mostly use Visual Studio on Windows 10 for development but if there is > something else I should use, please let me know so that I can learn that in > the meantime. > > Does your computer have sufficient storage to install "Windows Subsystem > for > Linux" ? > There are many FreeType developers working with Unix-like systems, so > having an > access > to some GNU/Linux system (no need to stick to WSL. some virtual machine, > some > separated > machine etc would work) would be good. > > BTW, if your daily development is Visual Studio, how do you build FreeType > on > your system? > Do you use existing project file in the source tree? Or, do you use CMake? > > Regards, > mpsuzuki > > ANUJ VERMA wrote: > > Hello Suzuki, > > > > I was wondering if I could tweak the timeline a little bit? I will > follow it as much as I can, but just in case I am running late or early. > > And is there a set of tools I should use. I mostly use Visual Studio on > Windows 10 for development but if there is something else I should use, > please let me know so that I can learn that in the meantime. > > > > Thanks, > > Anuj > > > > On Tue, May 5, 2020 at 10:32 AM suzuki toshiya < > mpsuz...@hiroshima-u.ac.jp<mailto:mpsuz...@hiroshima-u.ac.jp>> wrote: > > Dear Anuj, > > > >> Should I call you Suzuki or Sir Suzuki ? Which do you prefer? > > > > "Suzuki" is sufficient! Please don't mind about the honorifics, I'm not > a native > > (or good) English user :-). > > > >> I have a lot of questions and things to understand about the workflow, > so can I ask them here only or is there a separate mailing list for that ? > > > > I guess, other GSoC students might have similar questions in the early > phase, so > > please let's start here. When our discussion is sufficiently specific to > the > > distance fields, let's move to somewhere else. But, if you want to have > some > > non-public e-mail list (and non-public archive?), please let me know. I > would > > try to find something. > > > > Regards, > > mpsuzuki > > > > ANUJ VERMA wrote: > >> Hello, > >> Should I call you Suzuki or Sir Suzuki ? Which do you prefer? > >> Thanks for the quick response. > >> > >>> So the most stable communication for me is still e-mail, or, the > issues & discussions in github- (or gitlab- etc) systems. What is your > favorite? > >> I don't really have a favorite yet, but I do like e-mail and since we > are located in different time zones I think e-mail would be the best option. > >> I have a lot of questions and things to understand about the workflow, > so can I ask them here only or is there a separate mailing list for that ? > >> > >> Thanks, > >> Anuj > >> > >> > > >
