It’s been awhile since I’ve posted. 2009 was a year of reflection and figuring out a new direction. Now that 2010 is here, things have been up on the up turn. I accepted a position at RIM (Research In Motion) and look forward to exciting stuff.
This does mean however, my KDE development as it stands, must cease, at least within Plasma. I enjoyed the time I had to help KDE grow, even if it was a small bit. It’s sad letting go of a baby you nurtured and developed (in my case the weather plasmoid) but now someone else can make improvements and help it grow, I will be able to answer questions though.
Sometimes the directions you take make unexpected turns, but in the long run, a good future can be made.
Gentoo has been accepted for its 5th consecutive year in the Google
Summer of Code! GSoC pays college students $5000 to work full-time on an
open-source project for a summer. Check out our GSoC
2010 homepage if you are interested in this year’s GSoC for
Gentoo. We particularly encourage applications from students who aren’t
already involved in Gentoo development—many of our students become
Gentoo developers after a successful summer.
Interested students can browse Gentoo’s
project ideas. Student applications will be accepted starting
March 29.
Developers, if you’d like to apply to be a mentor, you can do so on the
webapp. Please read the
mentoring guide before applying.
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