Aqui vai a msg: Hi all, > > Ubuntu is once again participating in the Google Summer of Code [1]. > We would like to make as many projects as possible, available for > students to work on. > > It is a great opportunity to expose new students to the wonderful world > of Ubuntu, get some exciting projects off the ground and get good > exposure for the projects, students and organisations alike. > > SoC 2007 starts early this year, so there are even better chances to > get projects for the second Ubuntu release this year (around October > 2007). > > What can you do to help? > > We need > > - Exciting project ideas - preferably with detailed specs. Ideas can > be related to the following broad topics: > > * Ubuntu [2] > * Edubuntu [3] > * Kubuntu [4] > * Accessability [5] > > - If you have a project idea, and would like it to be considered, > please add a project headings with a brief description to our Ideas > Page [6]. Selected projects will be tracked on Blueprint. If you > are ready to create a detailed spec please add it to Blueprint [7]. > We would encourage members of the community who have been thinking > of a cool new feature or plan to seize the opportunity to get it > into the idea pool, as it might just get selected and implemented. > > You can see a list of proposed projects at [8]. > > - Mentors - volunteers in the know who will answer any questions the > selected students have, and help them to settle into the community > for the duration of the SoC. You will also be responsible for > providing feedback to Google, the Student and Canonical on the > project progress, as well as evaluating the project at the end of > the programme. For your time and trouble you will receive a cool > limited edition t-shirt! If you would like to volunteer to be a > mentor, please contact [9]. > > - Good capable eligible Students, to apply for the projects. If you > are a registered student and are over 18 years of age, you can > apply for one of the projects (applications open on the Summer of > Code page starting March 14 2007). We would like to select > students who are enthusiastic about our projects and are able to > commit the time and energy required to make them successful. > Please make your applications detailed and give us enough > information to be able to make an intelligent selection. Please > remember that being selected is a privilege and a great > opportunity. The more you commit, the greater your chance of a > fantastic reward at the end Additionally if it is really good your > code might be included in Ubuntu! See [10] for the SoC FAQ. > > Additional informations about your project should be provided in > the Ubuntu/Kubuntu wikis in the form of a specification. > > The full Summer of Code rules can be found in the student FAQ [11] > > [1] http://code.google.com/soc/ > [2] http://ubuntu.com/ > [3] http://edubuntu.com/ > [4] http://kubuntu.com/ > [5] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Accessibility > [6] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GoogleSoC2007 > [7] https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+specs > [8] https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+specs?searchtext=SoC2007 > [9] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > [10] http://code.google.com/support/bin/topic.py?topic=10442 > > Feel free to contact Scott James Remnant or Matthias Klose, if you > require any further information. Please email > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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