Would like to help...

"Chris Peel" <chris-UZM0XgnwJ22ls/Jj4OG/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.os.openbeos.kernel.devel
Message-ID <007c01c4f9b9$af0ae7d0$0100a8c0@titanium>
Hello list

I've already contacted both Axel and Michael (who've both replied) about
helping with the Haiku project.  I'm currently learning C/C++ so I'm
obviously little or no help to the actual coding side of things,
although I'm hoping this will change very quickly (I have a good
understanding of programming from Z80 and 680x0 assembly language to
high level stuff such as VB).  Michael suggested It'd be worth me doing
some bug testing as this would help ease me into both Haiku and C coding
and at the same time help the project.

What I'd like to know is - how do I get involved in the testing process
- is there someone/somewhere specific I need to contact?  I've got BeOS
R5 (with OpenTracker/Deskbar and the new media prefs installed) set up
on a separate box (Intel PII/350MHz, Radeon 7500 32MB gfx, on-board
ensonique-compatible sound) on which I can test stuff.

If anyone could point me in the right direction, it'd be appreciated.
In the meantime, I'll get back to working through the 'Be Programming
Guide' (a second-hand copy of 'Be Advanced Topics' arrived today but I
think that's a bit, erm, advanced for me just now ;-) )

Thanks all

Chris



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