Re: Looking for some easy to fix code (not packaging) bugs

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On 11/8/06, Hans de Goede <j.w.r.degoede@xxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,

As you all know by now I'm a CS teacher as my daytime job. I'm currently working on a practicum where I want students to practice with / experience debugging / fault tracing. For this I'm looking for some bugs, which are 100% reproducable (no race conditions and other hard stuff) and should be relatively easy to fix. Basicly I'm looking for code bugs where lack of time is the most important reason for not fixing them.


You may want to look at the GnomeLove initiative.  From their own introduction:

" GnomeLove is an initiative that aims to help people who want to get started contributing to GNOME. This page offers a collection of links to useful resources for aspiring developers, testers, documenters or simply GNOME enthusiasts."

The initiative is focused towards smaller projects / bugs that need some "Love" in Gnome.  You should be able to find some bugs there that are fairly simple to knock out, as well as some beginner projects that no one else seems to want to do.

RTLM
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