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 Mail: <mailto:unlimitedscolobb@gmail.com>
 
+# Current Activity
+
+I am currently busy finishing the university semester, this is why I
+am rather passive.
+
+## Roadmap
+
+* **Build `nsmux` under the Hurd tree** -- **antrik** has been urging
+  me to do this for a long time, so I definitely have to give it a
+  try.
+
+* **Try Thomas's `nsmux-notify` branch** -- To support his stance
+  against including `nsmux` in the Hurd source tree, Thomas added to
+  `nsmux` the ability to listen to port notification (as I understand
+  it).  I have to try that, too.
+
+* **Make proxy nodes go away when the proxied translator goes away**
+  -- This should be done by listening to notifications on the ports to
+  the proxied translators.  A similar functionality is already
+  implemented in `unionmount`, but it was decided that `nsmux` should
+  use standard notification interfaces, as opposed to the custom
+  demuxer and handler implemented in `unionmount`.
+
+* **Don't attach anonymous translators** -- There is no special point
+  in attaching anonymous (formerly known as dynamic) translators to
+  specific nodes.  Keeping them orphan should simplify the design of
+  `nsmux` by eliminating the need for shadow nodes, whose main purpose
+  was to serve as virtual locations to attach translators to.
+
+* **Setup a list of nodes proxying static translators** -- This list
+  is needed when for the filter, which should also be able to go down
+  the static translator stack, not only the stack of anonymous
+  translators.
+
+* **Cleanup `nsmux`** -- When I was writing `nsmux` my acquaintance
+  with good coding and code formatting practices was very basic, which
+  resulted in messy and sometimes ugly code.
+
+* **Implement recursive propagation of translators down directories**
+  -- This task was planned long ago and is fascinating, but I won't be
+  working on it in the near future.
+
+---
 
 # Google Summer of Code: 2009 Project