I think you have a great and needed project. I would like to help you any way I
can but don't feel qualified to be a mentor. I gave a talk at Linuxfest Northwest
about music programming with PlanetCCRMA that was well received, a full room
for a Sunday session, so I believe there is a need for better documentation.
For many of the proposals installing PlanetCCRMA and their online pages are
the answer. Personally what I think is missing is an explanation of how to get
started with the music programming environments like most of the programs
listed on the Linux Audio Wiki: http://wiki.linuxaudio.org/wiki/tools_comparison
But you have a pretty good proposal that would fill a summer with work. If you
have drafts that you would like someone to read through or test let me know.
I hope someone more qualified than myself will come forward as a mentor.
Maybe you could get an announcement on Planet Linux Musician.
Thanks,
Jeff Sandys
On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 1:21 PM, Christopher Antila <crantila@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Last week, I sent an introductory message, about the Fedora Summer
Coding project that I'm proposing. The proposal is almost finished (see
it online at
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Summer_Coding_2010_proposal_-_Fedora_Musicians%27_Guide),
but some serious work remains.
The most important part still remaining is that I need a mentor! I
would really like to have somebody from Fedora and Planet CCRMA, because
of the opportunities it would allow. This co-mentoring possibility has
been approved in principal by the Fedora Summer Coding SIG, and they
also recommend it for this particular proposal.
...
Christopher Antila.
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