[arch-general] Bachelor thesis
Hello everyone, I'm Josef Lusticky and I'd like to write a Bachelor thesis about operating systems. I'm student of Faculty of Information Technology in Brno, Czech Republic and I have been using Linux since 2006 and Archlinux since 2008. I'm enthuasistic user of Arch and Linux in general and I'd like to help this project by improving or creating some stuff. I'd like to implement some driver or port of app. I know C, assembly and some scripting languages. Yes, I know there is the pacman package signing feature missing, but I do not consider it work for one person and I would rather work on something like userspace tools needed for kernel (e.g. filesystem tools, etc.). Can you recommand me something good for my skills? Best regards, Josef Lusticky
Hello everyone, I'm Josef Lusticky and I'd like to write a Bachelor thesis about operating systems. I'm student of Faculty of Information Technology in Brno, Czech Republic and I have been using Linux since 2006 and Archlinux since 2008. I'm enthuasistic user of Arch and Linux in general and I'd like to help this project by improving or creating some stuff. I'd like to implement some driver or port of app. I know C, assembly and some scripting languages. The driver development all happens upstream for us, you might want to take a look at the lkml mailing list. Porting on an app too,
On 06/09/2011 10:34 AM, Luštický Josef wrote: sourceforge, github might be a nice way to look for an interesting project. Archlinux has some project which you can view at http://projects.archlinux.org
Yes, I know there is the pacman package signing feature missing, but I do not consider it work for one person and I would rather work on something like userspace tools needed for kernel (e.g. filesystem tools, etc.). Can you recommand me something good for my skills?
Best regards, Josef Lusticky
good luck! -- Jelle van der Waa
On Thursday 09 of June 2011 10:34:45 Luštický Josef wrote:
Hello everyone, I'm Josef Lusticky and I'd like to write a Bachelor thesis about operating systems. I'm student of Faculty of Information Technology in Brno, Czech Republic and I have been using Linux since 2006 and Archlinux since 2008. I'm enthuasistic user of Arch and Linux in general and I'd like to help this project by improving or creating some stuff. I'd like to implement some driver or port of app. I know C, assembly and some scripting languages. Yes, I know there is the pacman package signing feature missing, but I do not consider it work for one person and I would rather work on something like userspace tools needed for kernel (e.g. filesystem tools, etc.). Can you recommand me something good for my skills?
Best regards, Josef Lusticky
Ahoj Pepo :) I just remembered your email from yesterday when I was crying about the fortune of kmobiletools. It is/was a great tool, but the development has ceased. Please see my wish: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=270266 and consider if you would like to work on that project? :) It's developed in C(++?), can touch driver issues (if you want), and definitely is highly popular and has good promises for the future. The old hackers are still around, so they should be able to help you with some details if you needed. It just crossed my mind so I gave it a try and pass the idea to you. Have a nice day, cau, Marek -- Marek Otahal :o)
2011/6/9 Marek Otahal <markotahal@gmail.com>:
On Thursday 09 of June 2011 10:34:45 Luštický Josef wrote:
Hello everyone, I'm Josef Lusticky and I'd like to write a Bachelor thesis about operating systems. I'm student of Faculty of Information Technology in Brno, Czech Republic and I have been using Linux since 2006 and Archlinux since 2008. I'm enthuasistic user of Arch and Linux in general and I'd like to help this project by improving or creating some stuff. I'd like to implement some driver or port of app. I know C, assembly and some scripting languages. Yes, I know there is the pacman package signing feature missing, but I do not consider it work for one person and I would rather work on something like userspace tools needed for kernel (e.g. filesystem tools, etc.). Can you recommand me something good for my skills?
Best regards, Josef Lusticky
Ahoj Pepo :)
I just remembered your email from yesterday when I was crying about the fortune of kmobiletools.
It is/was a great tool, but the development has ceased. Please see my wish: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=270266 and consider if you would like to work on that project? :) It's developed in C(++?), can touch driver issues (if you want), and definitely is highly popular and has good promises for the future. The old hackers are still around, so they should be able to help you with some details if you needed.
It just crossed my mind so I gave it a try and pass the idea to you.
Have a nice day, cau, Marek --
Marek Otahal :o)
I've heard btrfs is still missing a proper fsck
Also NILFS filesystem development is very slow and the project has a long todo list including some gui tools.
Cituji Yclept Nemo <orbisvicis@gmail.com>:
Also NILFS filesystem development is very slow and the project has a long todo list including some gui tools.
Thanks for suggestion, this sounds good to me. I will definitively look at NILFS. Cheers.
Cituji Thomas Dziedzic <gostrc@gmail.com>:
2011/6/9 Marek Otahal <markotahal@gmail.com>:
On Thursday 09 of June 2011 10:34:45 Luštický Josef wrote:
Hello everyone, I'm Josef Lusticky and I'd like to write a Bachelor thesis about operating systems. I'm student of Faculty of Information Technology in Brno, Czech Republic and I have been using Linux since 2006 and Archlinux since 2008. I'm enthuasistic user of Arch and Linux in general and I'd like to help this project by improving or creating some stuff. I'd like to implement some driver or port of app. I know C, assembly and some scripting languages. Yes, I know there is the pacman package signing feature missing, but I do not consider it work for one person and I would rather work on something like userspace tools needed for kernel (e.g. filesystem tools, etc.). Can you recommand me something good for my skills?
Best regards, Josef Lusticky
Ahoj Pepo :)
I just remembered your email from yesterday when I was crying about the fortune of kmobiletools.
It is/was a great tool, but the development has ceased. Please see my wish: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=270266 and consider if you would like to work on that project? :) It's developed in C(++?), can touch driver issues (if you want), and definitely is highly popular and has good promises for the future. The old hackers are still around, so they should be able to help you with some details if you needed.
It just crossed my mind so I gave it a try and pass the idea to you.
Have a nice day, cau, Marek --
Marek Otahal :o)
I've heard btrfs is still missing a proper fsck
Ahoj Marku, I have a good old Nokia 5110 :) and I am also not a KDE user although I have experiences with Qt programming. This is something I can recommend someone wanting to make a Bachelor thesis in Qt, but this project is not for me now. Anyway thank you for suggestion. Cheers!
Cituji Thomas Dziedzic <gostrc@gmail.com>:
2011/6/9 Marek Otahal <markotahal@gmail.com>:
On Thursday 09 of June 2011 10:34:45 Luštický Josef wrote:
Hello everyone, I'm Josef Lusticky and I'd like to write a Bachelor thesis about operating systems. I'm student of Faculty of Information Technology in Brno, Czech Republic and I have been using Linux since 2006 and Archlinux since 2008. I'm enthuasistic user of Arch and Linux in general and I'd like to help this project by improving or creating some stuff. I'd like to implement some driver or port of app. I know C, assembly and some scripting languages. Yes, I know there is the pacman package signing feature missing, but I do not consider it work for one person and I would rather work on something like userspace tools needed for kernel (e.g. filesystem tools, etc.). Can you recommand me something good for my skills?
Best regards, Josef Lusticky
Ahoj Pepo :)
I just remembered your email from yesterday when I was crying about the fortune of kmobiletools.
It is/was a great tool, but the development has ceased. Please see my wish: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=270266 and consider if you would like to work on that project? :) It's developed in C(++?), can touch driver issues (if you want), and definitely is highly popular and has good promises for the future. The old hackers are still around, so they should be able to help you with some details if you needed.
It just crossed my mind so I gave it a try and pass the idea to you.
Have a nice day, cau, Marek --
Marek Otahal :o)
I've heard btrfs is still missing a proper fsck
Fsck for btrfs seems to be a rather complicated for one person to study and implement. Nevertheless I will consider it. Thank you Thomas.
Fsck for btrfs seems to be a rather complicated for one person to study and implement. Nevertheless I will consider it. Thank you Thomas.
I'm fairly certain that the btrfs fsck is being worked on already, but they could probably use any help you could give them. There is also the project to add multi-device, subvolume and compressed btrfs feature support to grub2.
2011/6/9 Luštický Josef <xlusti00@stud.fit.vutbr.cz>:
Hello everyone, I'm Josef Lusticky and I'd like to write a Bachelor thesis about operating systems. I'm student of Faculty of Information Technology in Brno, Czech Republic and I have been using Linux since 2006 and Archlinux since 2008. I'm enthuasistic user of Arch and Linux in general and I'd like to help this project by improving or creating some stuff. I'd like to implement some driver or port of app. I know C, assembly and some scripting languages. Yes, I know there is the pacman package signing feature missing, but I do not consider it work for one person and I would rather work on something like userspace tools needed for kernel (e.g. filesystem tools, etc.). Can you recommand me something good for my skills?
Best regards, Josef Lusticky
netcfg http://projects.archlinux.org/netcfg.git/ needs much more love and it's ArchLinux project with direct benefit to Arch…
Cituji Kirill Churin <reflexing@reflexing.ru>:
2011/6/9 Luštický Josef <xlusti00@stud.fit.vutbr.cz>:
Hello everyone, I'm Josef Lusticky and I'd like to write a Bachelor thesis about operating systems. I'm student of Faculty of Information Technology in Brno, Czech Republic and I have been using Linux since 2006 and Archlinux since 2008. I'm enthuasistic user of Arch and Linux in general and I'd like to help this project by improving or creating some stuff. I'd like to implement some driver or port of app. I know C, assembly and some scripting languages. Yes, I know there is the pacman package signing feature missing, but I do not consider it work for one person and I would rather work on something like userspace tools needed for kernel (e.g. filesystem tools, etc.). Can you recommand me something good for my skills?
Best regards, Josef Lusticky
netcfg http://projects.archlinux.org/netcfg.git/ needs much more love and it's ArchLinux project with direct benefit to Arch…
Yes it is! I know of netcfg but I am more into C programming than scripting in Bash. Nevertheless I will also look at netcfg. Thanks for suggestion.
participants (7)
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Jelle van der Waa
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Kirill Churin
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Luštický Josef
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Marek Otahal
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Robert Howard
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Thomas Dziedzic
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Yclept Nemo