good "beginners projects"?

[Jonathan Wilson]

I know a good deal about C and C++ and enough about Win32 API (plus there 
is always MSDN for win32 api stuff) but not that much about linux 
programming or about the WINE sources themselves. Is there something I can 
"hack on"?

[Uwe Bonnes]

> > > > > "Jonathan" == Jonathan Wilson  writes:

Jonathan> I know a good deal about C and C++ and enough about Win32 API
    Jonathan> (plus there is always MSDN for win32 api stuff) but not that
    Jonathan> much about linux programming or about the WINE sources
    Jonathan> themselves. Is there something I can "hack on"?

On www.winehq.com there are some easy project ideas.

Bye

[Mike Hearn]

Sure, for the Wine 0.9 release (focusses on ease of use) we need the
winecfg utility to work. It's a WineLib graphical setup tool that makes
using and configuring Wine very easy.

Unfortunately nobody is really working on it at the moment. It's a
pretty good introduction to Wine, and is important for the project :)

On Tue, 2003-07-15 at 13:47, Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> I know a good deal about C and C++ and enough about Win32 API (plus there 
> is always MSDN for win32 api stuff) but not that much about linux 
> programming or about the WINE sources themselves. Is there something I can 
> "hack on"?

The latest work should have been submitted way back (its not with me, its we 
the other guy).  If it hasn't, i'll bang off a mail to him.

Mark

Quoting Mike Hearn :
> Sure, for the Wine 0.9 release (focusses on ease of use) we need the
> winecfg utility to work. It's a WineLib graphical setup tool that makes
> using and configuring Wine very easy.
>
> Unfortunately nobody is really working on it at the moment. It's a
> pretty good introduction to Wine, and is important for the project :)
>
> On Tue, 2003-07-15 at 13:47, Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> > I know a good deal about C and C++ and enough about Win32 API (plus there 
> > is always MSDN for win32 api stuff) but not that much about linux 
> > programming or about the WINE sources themselves. Is there something I can
> > "hack on"?

[Dimitrie O. Paun]

On Tue, 15 Jul 2003 [e-mail] wrote:
> The latest work should have been submitted way back (its not with me, its we 
> the other guy).  If it hasn't, i'll bang off a mail to him.

I'm afraid it hasn't been submitted yet.