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-Tasks for the Hurd
-==================
-
-*These tasks are compiled from the
- [[community/weblogs/ArneBab/niches_of_the_hurd]] and
- [[community/weblogs/ArneBab/what_we_need]]. The first asked “where
- can the Hurd find niches where it is the biggest fish in the pond,
- and how?” while the second asked “what do we still need to make the
- Hurd usable for most of its developers as system for their day-to-day
- tasks?”.*
-
-*This might be useful for the next GSoC. Please feel free to edit
- and/or migrate it mercilessly :)*
-
-### Easy
-
-- Port debian packages to the Hurd -> currently mainly tinkerers, but
-  also any other niche. In the long run this is necessary for every
-  user. Easy start for devs.
-- Document easier access to low-level functions via translators, one
-  function at a time. -> tinkerers.
-- get nsmux ready for regular users by setting it up in the LiveCDs by
-  default. -> show tinkerers what it can do.
-- Test on modern machines. If it doesn’t work, file a bug:
-  [info](http://www.mail-archive.com/bug-hurd@gnu.org/msg19105.html).
-
-
-### Complex
-
-- A filesystem-based package manager: Unionmounting packages. With
-  filterfs from nsmux packages any user should be able to selectively
-  disable any package without affecting the system of others. Simple
-  active translators can add packages. -> clean design and more
-  freedom for tinkerers to quickly setup test environments: “Does this
-  also work with XY disabled?” ⇒ rapid testing for different base
-  systems.
-- Enable subhurds for regular users via a subdo command: A framework
-  for confining individual applications. -> tinkerers for testing
-  their work.
-- Define your personal environment via translators, so you can easily
-  take it with you ⇒ system on a USB stick. Would work great with a
-  filesystem based package manager -> use the capabilities of a system
-  and all its installed packages without having to give up your own
-  custom environment.
-
-- Implement USB support, maybe using DDE or DDEkit -> prerequisite to system on USB.
-- Add Wireless support, maybe via DDE. 
-- Add sound support via a sound translator. 
-- Add SATA support. 
-- Stabilize Xorg, so it can run fast for days. 
-- Add PPPoE capablilities. 
-- Debug NFS for climm, w3m and git. 
-- Port a full-featured browser (i.e. Firefox).
-- (Graphical Desktop and switching between console and X) or full
-  featured high-resultion console which doesn’t need X (and emacs :)
-  ).
-
-### Huge
-
-- Get Hurd/GNU Mach ready for efficient multicore usage. -> multicore
-- Running parts of the Hurd on different computers, maybe even with
-  shared servers on dedicated hardware (Cloud Computing when the servers
-  can migrate between computers). -> multicore on steroids :)