A new kid

[MD.IMAM HOSSAIN]

Dear WINE Developers,

A short biography of me:

A University Student of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Department.
Live in Bangladesh in the city of Chittagong. I am a moderate Linux User,  A
moderate C programmer and have little knowledge about C++ programming.

I wish to contribute to the WINE Project.
What I could do for it.

Please, give me a path.

Best regard,
MD. IMAM HOSSAIN

[Ricardo Filipe]

2009/6/29 MD.IMAM HOSSAIN
> Dear WINE Developers,
>
> A short biography of me:
>
> A University Student of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Department.
> Live in Bangladesh in the city of Chittagong. I am a moderate Linux User,  A
> moderate C programmer and have little knowledge about C++ programming.
>
> I wish to contribute to the WINE Project.
> What I could do for it.
>
> Please, give me a path.
>
> Best regard,
> MD. IMAM HOSSAIN

Hello Imam :)
welcome to Wine, you can certainly help. i'd recommend seeing this page for
some guidance: http://www.winehq.org/site/contributing

also, what i think is easier to get started in wine is doing translations to
your own language, it helps you see the structure of the project while doing
something very useful to your community in wine.
if you want to dive deeper then choose an application you like and start
debugging, see what problems it has and try to solve them.

best regards.

[Scott Ritchie]

MD.IMAM HOSSAIN wrote:
> Dear WINE Developers,
>
> A short biography of me:
>
> A University Student of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Department. 
> Live in Bangladesh in the city of Chittagong. I am a moderate Linux 
> User,  A moderate C programmer and have little knowledge about C++ 
> programming.
>
> I wish to contribute to the WINE Project.
> What I could do for it.
>
> Please, give me a path.
>
> Best regard,
> MD. IMAM HOSSAIN

Hello!  It's great to have new contributors, we really do need people 
like you to help us out.

Please feel free to stop by #winehackers on irc.freenode.net and 
introduce yourself.  There's usually many small areas that need 
attention, and it would be excellent if you could find one to pick up.

Again, don't be afraid to ask questions in the channel about where you 
can start hacking -  that's why we're there, and usually there's 
something simple like writing stub functions that's a great way to get 
started.

Thanks,
Scott Ritchie