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Hello,

I CC'ed Nguyen Hong Quang, the one who has founded MHST.

(2011/04/20 14:47), Cedric Bosdonnat wrote:
Could you enlighten us about some points about MHST?
Perhaps Mr. Quang can do that better than me :)

Is it working
exactly like GSoc (1 student, 1 project, one potential winner) or is it
more like a team project with one project? This would help us see what
kind of project(s) is needed for the students.
Mentors and students can team up.
Last year, most team consists of 3 or 4 students.
And the winners are team, not a person in a team.


The developers are the mentors and I step back as the one who fill the
gaps between
the developers and the students.
Cool! Are there some vietnamese developers that could help mentoring and
start gaining experience on the LO dev?
I will try but I can not promise anything.
The open source movement in Vietnam is still quite immature; and we find it very hard creating an active Linux users' group. That means, it is even harder find FOSS developers.

Sure, but don't go too quickly with the tasks from the GSoc as the
students aren't selected yet.
I didn't know that :) Anyway, the deadline for picking an idea is
2011/04/30
What we can do: you copy the whole lot of ideas now and you remove the
ones selected for GSoc when Google has announced the selected students.
This way Vietnamese students can start working on their proposals.
+1
We can keep some private communication about the topic you know
vietnamese students are about to pick: I could tell you if you would
need to redirect the student on another task.
Please send me the list off-list.
The GSoc ideas page is pretty OK on that point, but not the easy hack
page. I'ld prefer keeping things on the GSoc ideas page.

And can add more ideas if you have, we have to finish them anyway.

--
Nguyen Vu Hung (Nguyyễn Vũ Hưng)
LibreOffice, Vietnamese Translation Team.


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