RE: [core-dev] Where might one jump in?

Create a good/simple bittorrent implementation and the check is in the mail.
;-)

Thanks
-greg

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From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Gregorio Roper
Sent: Wednesday, July 21, 2004 4:14 AM
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Subject: Re: [core-dev] Where might one jump in?


Hi,

It really all depends on where your personal preferences are.

For example, I'm working on two pet projects, one is a distributed chat
system
that is like 10% complete and that has been in the queue for quite a while
and
might stay right there for just a little longer. The other is a light-weight
BitTorrent implementation that will some kind of compatibility with HTTP
downloads once BT2 is out (and that may take quite a while). Both projects
are a
little larger and are not really anything that "should get done" but I
rather
want to do (that's the freedom you have if in exchange for not getting
paid).

mfg
gregorio

R. Tyler Ballance wrote:
> Howdy there, I talked to zab_ (no clue on real name) in the IRC channel on
> irc.freenode.net, and I'm interested in screwing around with LimeWire, and
I'm
> wondering if any of you know stuff that kinda should get done, and has a
small
> learning curve
> (I'm a college student, a larger learning curve wouldn't kill me....well,
it
> might)
>
> Anyways, I've checked out the source from CVS already, I'm looking through
the
> gui classes just because Swing is still troublesome for me, but anywhere I
can
> help, I'm up for it. ;)
>
>
> -Tyler
>
> I figure that contributing will be easier than buying Pro :-P
> (I'm a student don't bother saying 'buy pro you weenie')
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