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Hi,

today is the deadline for mentoring organization applications for the Google Summer of Code 2022. I have already submitted our application, so we will get evaluated by Google, and this evaluation can start today.

Therefore I want to remind you to update your project idea lists ASAP!!

Especially the following groups did not show up with their project ideas:

- Automotive Grade Linux
- IIO
- Enabling Linux in Safety Applications (ELISA)
- Improving Kernel Workflows
- kworkflow: Automating kernel workflow
- LSB

If you do not want to participate with your group this year, please tell me ASAP and I will remove your group.

   Till



On 11/02/2022 19:21, Till Kamppeter wrote:
Hi,

some weeks ago, I asked you all to post your project ideas on our Wiki pages (see below).

As the application time window for the organizations has started and when it will end on Feb 21, Google will start evaluating and selecting the orgs, I am reminding you to update your sub-groups page with the current project information and also update everything what is needed, especially talk about "contributors" and not "students" when talking about the people who are coding, and also check your IRC channel references because of the (semi-)demise of Freenode.

Please also remove the "Still needs to get updated!!" on your workgroup's page.

And for each idea tell whether it is for a half-time or full-time project.

Also note the more and the better described ideas are posted, the better are our chances to get accepted. You can remove (and also change or add) projects later.

As an example, have a look at

https://wiki.linuxfoundation.org/gsoc/google-summer-code-2022-openprinting-projects

    Till


On 26/01/2022 16:08, Till Kamppeter wrote:
Hi,

the Linux Foundation will apply again as mentoring organization in this year's Google Summer of Code.

Note that GSoC 2022 will be different again, code contributors do not need to be students, choice between 3-month´s full-time or half-time projects, more flexibility of when coding takes place.

On February 7, 2022 the application period for mentoring organizations for the Google Summer of Code 2022 will start.

To be successful, we need a rich project idea list so that we will get selected by Google.

I have set up a page for project ideas for the Linux Foundation's participation in the Google Summer of Code 2022:

https://wiki.linuxfoundation.org/gsoc/google-summer-code-2022

Please add your ideas to the sub-page of your work group. Also remove project ideas which are already done in one of the previous years or not needed any more and make sure that all contact info is up-to-date and all links are working.

Make sure to not talk about "students", but about "contributors" instead. I have, at least partially, taken care of this when I have copied your sub-group pages from last year.

Also make sure to remove the "**Still needs to get updated!!**" phrase after having updated your project ideas.

If you have problems mail me with your project ideas and other editing wishes.

The ideas list is in the Linux Foundation Wiki. If you want to edit and did not have the edit rights already from previous years, please tell me and I give you edit rights. I need your Linux Foundation user name for that and the e-mail address associated with this account for this.

Please also take into account that the deadline for our application as mentoring organization is Feb 21 and after that Google will evaluate the applications. So have your ideas (at least most of them, ideas can be posted up to the student application deadline) in by then to raise our chances to get accepted.

Please also tell us if you do not want to participate any more with your workgroup, so that we can remove your sub-page.

    Till



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