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List:       wine-devel
Subject:    Wine developer sponsorship available
From:       Douglas Ridgway <ridgway () winehq ! com>
Date:       2001-01-31 21:03:56
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GFU, a german IT consultancy, is generously offering to sponsor a Wine
developer. Please contact Hagen Cyrus, HCyrus@gfu.net, directly if you are
interested. See the message included below.

doug.
ridgway@winehq.com

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Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2001 16:22:05 +0100
From: HCyrus@gfu.net
To: ridgway@winehq.com
Subject: AW: mail von Wine...

[...]

GFU (see http://www.gfu.net ) is looking for software developers, who can
make a significant contribution to the wine-project (see.
http://www.winehq.com ). Wine is an implementation of Windows under Unix
preferably Linux. It is one of the best software projects currently in the
World. GFU has a great interest, that the project "Wine" succeeds faster.
GFU will sponsor 1 developer for his weekly contibutions. GFU will pay about
300-400 US-$ per month for about 3 years. After this period GFU offers a
green card if it is desired.

Can you help us?

	The procedure is very simple. I look at the weekly report of wine,
where the activities are listed. The persons we sponsor must be listed
there. Sometimes we ask Mr. Meissner about the quality of their
contributions. As long as it is sufficient, we continue our payments.

	So please make an appropriate announcement in winehq.

	Sincerely yours,

	Hagen Cyrus





> Hagen,
>
> This sounds great. How do you wish to go forward, i.e. how do you wish to
> identify developers you'd like to work with? Would it make sense to just
> make an announcement on wine-devel and select from the applications you
> receive?
>
> I'd be glad to help in any way I can.
>
> doug.
> ridgway@winehq.com
>
> On Tue, 30 Jan 2001 HCyrus@gfu.net wrote:
>
> > GFU (see http://www.gfu.net) wants to sponsor devolopers, who can make
> > significant developments for the wine project. This offer is especially
> > interesting for people in USSR and other contries with low salary rates.
> ....

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