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Request for proposals: Who to donate my Blackbird and Power 9 CPU?
MPC7500:
I see. Thanks for the input. Zoë Knox sadly is located in Canada. But probonopd is also connected to ravynOS in some way.
There was also a guy who tried to compile Haiku on PPC64le, but also failed.
pocock:
Does anybody maintain some kind of dashboard of what is either urgent or important or both for this platform?
It could be a useful way to guide the allocation of the hardware.
MPC7500:
A dashboard or wiki page would be good. We only have a page about operating systems and about porting status, but nothing about libraries or what is missing at all.
pocock:
Getting lists of issues from other projects is quite easy, I already did some work on that, creating scripts to scrape and merge issue lists from Github, Bugzilla, Redmine, etc
The more important and controversial thing is prioritization: for example, do the users simply vote for which issue is most important? Do we focus on issues that help developers or issues that help end-users? I won't use this post to give an answer to that.
Anyhow, if something like that comes together then I'm happy to provide feedback and maybe some code without any personal concern for who ends up getting this kit
The first link has screenshots
https://danielpocock.com/github-issues-as-an-icalendar-feed/
https://danielpocock.com/worlds-largest-kanban-board-with-free-software-communities/
https://github.com/dpocock/nagios-icalendar
ClassicHasClass:
Actually, NetBSD is a really good suggestion. It shouldn't take much to get the port done because they could borrow from FreeBSD and OpenBSD for the sysdep portions and the rest is all on the HAL.
https://www.netbsd.org/contrib/hardware.html
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