Re: [ros-dev] Google Summer of Code 2019

Hi,

sadly I can't mentor it, but getting the demo Laptop (the Dell D531) 
finally completely running would be _very_ helpfull. I think getting the 
GPU completely running will be a could candidate for GSoC (The drivers 
are already working in a very rough shape). To my last information, the 
driver is blocked by an PnP issue 
(https://jira.reactos.org/browse/CORE-14464) .

There are rather many bug reports of graphic driver problems, so the 
GSoC project could be extended in any way - be it more ATI GPU, trying 
AMD (thus newer) GPUs, or give Intel drivers a try to get the vast 
majority working. NVivida could be worth a try as well.

Best regards,
Michael Fritscher

P.S. Or should I try to add it to the wiki even despite the fact I will 
not be able to mentor it (because of lack of knowledge) ?

P.P.S. Another idea could be a OS AC97/HDA audio driver or network 
drivers for broadcom/intel/realtek (the latest still existing in a way).

Am 2018-11-29 11:01, schrieb Colin Finck:
>   Hi all!
>  
>  While there is still some time until the February 6, 2019 application
>  deadline for projects, we should already begin planning our GSoC
>  participation now!
>  
>  As today's meeting already has a long agenda, I delibereately didn't 
>  add
>  GSoC to it. But I've already created
>  https://reactos.org/wiki/Google_Summer_of_Code_2019 and
>  https://reactos.org/wiki/Google_Summer_of_Code_2019_Ideas
>  
>  Please decide whether you want to be a GSoC org admin or mentor and add
>  your ideas to the list or remove deprecated ones.
>  My experience from the Mentor Summit tells me that proper planning and
>  advertising can make a huge difference for our 2019 participation and
>  will certainly get us more students :)
>  
>  
>  Cheers,
>  
>  Colin
>  
>  
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