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# scolobb
Sergiu Ivanov, interested non-student
Mail: <mailto:unlimitedscolobb@gmail.com>
Project: Namespace-based translator selection
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## Current Task
Write a translator that should filter the contents of the directory it is set on according to some condition. The condition can be an arbitrary command (might change).
> **Note**: The previous task about writing a tar translator was abandoned, because this new task better fits the goal of gathering information regarding namespace-based translator selection.
### Progress
> **Note**: Lost ~48 of work time on studying *libdiskfs*, which is the wrong choice (*libnetfs* is the right one).
####2: Mon May 5, ~18:00 UTC - ~20:00 UTC:
> Rewrote the *helloworld* translator from scratch.
> **Note**: The example *hello.c* does not compile on my debian-hurd because of differences in function prototypes (apparently, *hello.c* is a bit old :-) ).
####1: Sat May 3, ~8:00 UTC - ~21:00 UTC:
> Read **The Hurd Hacking Guide** (<http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/hacking-guide/hhg.html>).
####0: Sat May 3, ~16:00 UTC:
> Task suggested by **antrik**.
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## Completed Tasks
####1: Mon Apr 28 - Wed Apr 30:
> Wrote a Python extension module in C for retreiving the uptime. The module is based on the code of *w*.
####0: Sun Apr 27:
> Followed the code of *dmesgd* (<http://www.bddebian.com/junk/dmesgd/>) kindly offered by **bddebian** and rewritten it from scratch as a tutorial.
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