Leslie Satenstein wrote: > What type of reviewer are you looking for. An existing Fedora packager to do a technical review the packaging according to our packaging guidelines, which is a requirement for the packages to get imported into Fedora. > I will explain. I am a research analyst with a technology company (my > areas of expertise are in technology (hardware and software generalist, > (was a hardware designer for 10 years, and software developer/ programmer > for about 20 yrs) and currently a specialist in Business Applications. I > do a substantial amount of technical writing in many areas. I have used > samba, but not recently, and I have been a linux biggot since 2004. I can > write good English, and can make complex ideas easily understandable. Unfortunately, those are not quite the qualifications needed for the reviewing part, but documentation writing is also a useful skill. What you could do for the OpenChange feature in Fedora https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/OpenChange is write the "beats" (text snippets) for the release notes (the one currently on the feature page is quite minimalist, it's a single sentence). Samba4 could probably also use such a feature page, you could write one (according to the same template), then talk to the actual owner(s) of the feature (whoever will actually package Samba4) about getting it run through the official feature process. And/or you could get in contact with Samba upstream and/or the Fedora documentation team to write some documentation. Kevin Kofler -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list
