Bounty County
Coding bounties for free and open-source software projects.
Horde Bounty – Turba
Monday, December 19th, 2005
Horde has a number of open source bounties available for completion, ranging in difficulty and payout. The following Turba project is worth $200:
Description: Instead of choosing one field to sort address book listings by, have a prioritized list of fields that cascade the sort.
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Posted in: PHP, Horde, $0 – $249
Horde Bounty – Jonah
Monday, December 19th, 2005
Horde has a number of open source bounties available for completion, ranging in difficulty and payout. The following Jonah project is worth $100:
Description: Use Horde’s PDF classes to provide the capabality to output a news story as PDF. You will need to expand the PDF class to include some smart text formatting, such as wordwrapping and page breaks.
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Posted in: PHP, Horde, $0 – $249
Horde Bounty – IMP
Monday, December 19th, 2005
Horde has a number of open source bounties available for completion, ranging in difficulty and payout. The following IMP project is worth $100:
Description: Allow finer grained customization of maintenance tasks. Extend maintenance configuration to allow a freely selectable matrix of task and frequency. Existing tasks should be extended to be applied on user selectable objects.
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Posted in: PHP, Horde, $0 – $249
Horde Bounty – Chora
Monday, December 19th, 2005
Horde has a number of open source bounties available for completion, ranging in difficulty and payout. The following Chora project is worth $50
Description: When looking at a file in annotate mode, it indicates the version each line was modified in. That version number is hyperlinked to the view mode of that version. It would be helpful to have a link to that line in the version of the file before it was changed.
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Posted in: PHP, Horde, $0 – $249
Limewire Bounties
Thursday, December 15th, 2005
The Limewire Open Source Project is offering bounties for a number of projects, ranging in difficulty and payout.
Each of the following large projects are worth $500:
- Add a file rating system, allowing users to collectively rate fake/garbage/good/excellent files
- A mini LimeWire to handle magnets
Search for quoted phrases, for instance “LimeWire Rocks” would find only results with “LimeWire Rocks” and not find “LimeWire on the Rocks”- User identity through dynamic DNS or similar technique
- Better chat using standardized protocols, such as Jabber
- New front-end that allows control of LimeWire via a web browser
- Network monitoring and patrol tools to route out offenders
- Client-side ability to read RSS feeds containing magnets and download selected files
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Posted in: Limewire, Java, $500 – $999
Limewire Bounties
Thursday, December 15th, 2005
The Limewire Open Source Project is offering bounties for a number of projects, ranging in difficulty and payout.
Each of the following medium-sized projects are worth $200:
- Add an option for the maximum transfer rate of a single file
- Prevent one file from taking all upload slots
- Client side queueing of multiple requests to a single host
- A private folder accessible only by trusted users
- Allow certain files/folders to get preferred status in upload slots
- A mailto button for formatting & sending magnet links
- Multiple download folders for different types of downloads
- Sharing portions of iTunes selections by choosing a playlist
- Ability to send download filename to search box
- Additional browse host view that displays results with directory structure like in the Library
- Complete drag ‘n drop support by adding drop support
- A Gnutella connection tester
- Chat improvements
- Library improvements, such as a file search, file tagging/categorization, sort by date, etc.
- Add the option of an email or IM notification when a download completes or fails
- Ability to play .m4a and .wma files
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Posted in: Limewire, Java, $0 – $249
Limewire Bounties
Thursday, December 15th, 2005
The Limewire Open Source Project is offering bounties for a number of projects, ranging in difficulty and payout.
Each of the following small projects are worth $50:
Explore/Show File button on download page(engaged by Syren Baran)Cumulative repeat searches, instead of clearing and re-adding(engaged by Syren Baran)- A Console tab, and provide a unified way to send messages to it, e.g. redirecting log4j output
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Posted in: Limewire, Java, $0 – $249
DTV Linux Bounties
Wednesday, December 14th, 2005
Participatory Culture Foundation is offering 2 bounties to finish the Linux version of DTV. DTV is a RSS video downloader / player.
Total bounty amount: $700
Skills: Linux, Python
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Posted in: Linux, DTV, $500 – $999
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