ContributeWe need your help!We have quite few active developers, which unfortunately means that progress is quite slow. We simply need more people to help us out! There is a huge number of tasks that are in need of a dedicated developer. They range from large projects to small ones, from hardware hacking, through high-level system to application programming. There is basically something for everyone that wishes to contribute, regardless of how proficient you are in coding! For those of you who aren't programmers, there are still plenty of tasks that you can help with! This includes writing documentation, translating programs and documentation to other languages, creating nice graphics and hunting bugs. These tasks are just as important as coding! Available tasksThis is a list of some tasks that we need help with and which nobody is currently working on. It is by no means a complete list, it simply contains the most prominent things that we need help with in AROS. Programming
Documentation
Translation
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Joining the TeamWant to join the development effort? Great! Then join the development mailing lists you are interested in (at least joining the main development list is highly recommended) and request access to the Subversion repository. That's it. :) Writing a short mail to the development list containing an introduction about yourself and what you want to help out with is encouraged. If you have any problems, please don't hesitate to send a mail to the list or ask around on the IRC channels. Also, before starting to work on something specific, please write a mail to the list stating what you are about to do or update the task database. This way we can make sure people don't work on the same thing by mistake... The Subversion repositoryThe AROS repository is running with password protected Subversion server, which means that you need to request access to it to be able to collaborate in the development. The passwords are in encrypted form, which you can generate with our online password encryption tool. Please mail the encrypted password together with your preferred username and your real name to Aaron Digulla and wait for a reply. To facilitate a quick response, please set the subject to "Access to the AROS SVN server" and the body to "Please add <username> <password>", eg.: Please add digulla xx1LtbDbOY4/E Use exactly this phrase and don't forget to include your real name! It might take a couple of days as Aaron is quite busy, so please be patient. If you don't get a reply after a week, you're welcome to send a reminder. For information on how to use the AROS SVN server, please read "Working with SVN". Even if you already know how to use SVN it is useful to look it through, as it contains information and tips specific to the AROS repository (such as how to log into it). |
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