I'm not completely sure about all it entails yet, but I can do some research and assist in the proposal submission process.
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Mar 21, 2021, 9:25:22 AM3/21/21
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Hi Michael,
On second thought, I'll prefer to work on "Installation Guide for Qubes OS on Virtual Machines". I was able to install Qubes 4.0.3 on VirtualBox a while back, and I believe I can do the same for Qubes 4.1 and write an installation guide for this.
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hey Enjeck,
sounds great to me, tho for the proposal let's frame it as one project
not two.
can you build a proposal using the below template based on this?
also you can choose your budget based on your estimated time, it should
be between $5000-$15000 (don't sell yourself short, try to get as much
out of google as you can):
if you could draft as pull request to the GSoD page (or in riseup pad
etc) I will tweak/finalize and then submit.
does that sounds good?
Michael
On 3/21/21 9:25 AM, Enjeck Cleopatra wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
> On second thought, I'll prefer to work on "Installation Guide for Qubes OS
> on Virtual Machines
> I was able to install Qubes 4.0.3 on VirtualBox a while back, and I believe
> I can do the same for Qubes 4.1 and write an installation guide for this.
>
> It looks like the doc development period for GSoD should last about 6
> months. The current projects are too short to last 6 months. So we can
> merge two project ideas into one? If yes, then I propose "Installation
> Guide for Qubes OS on Virtual Machines
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> does that sounds good?
Yep :)
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Hi Michael,
> sounds great to me, tho for the proposal let's frame it as one project
not two.
I made a mistake. I mistakenly said that this GSoD session will last for six months. The GSoD timeline should last 6-8 months, including the application period. So, we may decide to use 3 months for doc development, and in this case, we won't need to merge two projects into one. What should we do? One project in 3 months? Or two projects (framed as one) in 6 months?
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hi Enjeck,
On 3/24/21 10:47 AM, Enjeck Cleopatra wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
>> sounds great to me, tho for the proposal let's frame it as one project
> not two.
>
> I made a mistake. I mistakenly said that this GSoD session will last for
> six months. The GSoD timeline should last 6-8 months, including the
> application period. So, we may decide to use 3 months for doc development,
> and in this case, we won't need to merge two projects into one. What should
> we do? One project in 3 months? Or two projects (framed as one) in 6
> months?
if you're comfortable/interested in both, we do can both framed as one.