The GNU Project
The GNU project supports the mission of the Free Software Foundation to preserve, protect and promote the freedom to use, study, copy, modify, and redistribute computer software, and to defend the rights of Free Software users. We support the freedoms of speech, press, and association on the Internet, the right to use encryption software for private communication, and the right to write software unimpeded by private monopolies. You can also learn more about these issues in the book Free Software, Free Society.
Code samples for students' work in 2009 are available.
For more background on the projects, see our 2009 ideas page.
These projects have been accepted into GNU Project. You can learn more about each project by visiting the links below.
| Student | Title | Mentor | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
Emacs Lisp support for Guile |
Andy Wingo |
accepted |
|
Developing GNOWSYS-mode |
Rajiv Nair |
accepted |
|
Emacs GDB/MI migration |
nick roberts |
accepted |
|
GNU Smalltalk |
Paolo Bonzini |
accepted |
|
GDB - Python Scripting API Enhancements |
Thiago Bauermann |
accepted |
|
screen - embedded scripting support |
Sadrul Chowdhury |
accepted |
|
GNU/Hurd -- VFS-style union mount |
Olaf Buddenhagen |
accepted |
