To-Do List
Porting
OpenOffice.org Platform Technology: Mac OS X -- Cocoa Port with Aqua NWF
Currently the Mac OS X port OpenOffice.org requires an X11 server at runtime. This adds an additional burden to installation, and adds a huge footprint on startup performance. Further on it disables a native look and feel. Providing a port based on Cocoa, using an Aqua Native Widget Framework will add tremendously to the acceptance of the Macintosh version and will be a highly visible and well received feature. The project is in need of developers, testers, qa, etc. Contact
* mac@porting.openoffice.org * Eric Bachard (ericb at openoffice.org)
Helping push a particular port forward (sparc, arm, netbsd, etc, etc)
Contact
* dev@porting.openoffice.org * Martin Hollmichel (mh at openoffice.org)
Working with affiliated patch trees to speed integration of patches
From the Ximian build system and other third party developers into OOo Contact
* dev@porting.openoffice.org * Martin Hollmichel (mh at openoffice.org), Michael Meeks(mmeeks at openoffice.org)
Tools
Maintaining tinderbox builds for all available platforms
* tinderbox@tools.openoffice.org * Michael Meeks (mmeeks at openoffice.org)
Source Control statistics
Provide statistics like lines of code changes per time, number of active contributors, implement an interface to [1] cia
* dev@tools.openoffice.org * Martin Hollmichel (mh at openoffice.org)
QA
Official QA'ing of contributed builds
From other locales or lesser known ports Contact
* dev@porting.openoffice.org or dev@qa.openoffice.org * Kevin Hendricks (khendricks at openoffice.org)
More formal regression testing
Contact
* dev@porting.openoffice.org * Kevin Hendricks (khendricks at openoffice.org)
Bug Tracking System statistics
Provide statistics issues submitted per time, number of active contributors, etc
* dev@tools.openoffice.org * Martin Hollmichel (mh at openoffice.org)