On Fri, Mar 23, 2012 at 01:35:47PM +0530, anil kag wrote: > Hi all, > First of all sorry if i have disturbed you, as i do not know about > whether this is the right place for this type of discussions. It's the right place. Welcome ! > MY QUERIES > 1) Since there is no port of FUSE on Haiku(if it were then may be the > solution was straight forward), Can anyone tell me is there any way of > implementing this problem in USERLAND rather than KERNEL LAND, as user > space implementation would be less error prone than the kernel one ?? We have something called "userland fs", which is very similar to FUSE. Not only this is less error prone, it's also much easier because in kernel land you don't get some of C++ and the API to work with. A driver has rather big constraints that are likely not suited for something as complex as the IMAP filesystem. Of course, it's up to you to research both solutions and make a decision in your proposal. > > 2) About solving the BUGS, how should i go about it? As written in " > https://www.haiku-os.org/community/gsoc/2012/students"; about the code > submission to bug tracker, what kind of bugs i can look at, so that it can > help Haiku to acknowledge my technical skills?? Our bug tracker is at http://dev.haiku-os.org . There are a lot of bugs listed in there. We don't have any specific constraint on what you can work on, just show us you are able to : * Navigate the bug tracker and select a bug you can fix, * Write and test a fix for it * Submit a patch * Make sure your patch conforms to the coding guidelines of the Haiku project You don't need to write hundreds or thousands of lines of code, just show us some of what you can do. -- Adrien / PulkoMandy Haiku GSoC mentor