[Tux4kids-tuxtype-dev] [Tuxmath-devel] Support for right to left languages in tux type

[sasayins]

Hi,

I agree with you Dave. We need to brush up more the tuxmath codes and other
tux4kids apps for the next release. I am willing to help to clean and add
more features for the tuxmath. I know that the awesome GCI students are
currently working right now for the tuxmath like Aviral and Johndhel. So
maybe you can allocate the tasks that you are planning to execute.

I'm looking forward for the nice future of the tux4kids application
especially this year.


Thanks
kiko




On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 4:50 AM, David Bruce <davidstuartbruce at gmail.com>wrote:

> Hi,
>
> On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 2:31 PM, Joey Geralnik <jgeralnik at gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > Okay, thanks. I was just confirming because the task is marked as
> > unpublished. Not related to GCI, are there any other programming tasks
> > that Tux4Kids needs work on?
>
> There are always things to do.  So far, the main venue to discuss what
> needs to be done has been the mailing lists.  As another student
> pointed out, we have not made use of the bug tracker available at our
> Alioth site.
>
> We added lots of new features during GCI.  I would mainly like to get
> all of this new code fully stabilized, and new releases made of
> t4k_common, tuxmath, and tuxtype before we add anything else.
>
> t4k_common - there was one remaining GCI task (migrating
> convert_utf.c) that should be done, then we should try to get a
> t4k_common-0.0.4 out ASAP.  Of course we want to make sure both cmake
> and automake builds work, etc.
>
> tuxmath - lots of important new features added, including extensively
> revised Factoroids, important LAN fixes and features.  We also had
> some new music files contributed that have not been incorporated yet.
> When t4k_common-0.0.4 is done, several files in tuxmath will become
> dead code and can be removed when we start using the t4k_common
> equivalents.
>
> tuxtype - in the immediate future we need to finish "porting" tuxtype
> to use t4k_common.  This has been started as a GCI task.
>
> For both tuxtype and tuxmath, we have *many* new or updated translations.
>
> It is fun to see the projects moving forward again with respect to
> user-visible features.  For some time we have been mostly concerned
> with the underlying code.
>
> Regards,
>
> David Bruce
>
>
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