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=== Setting up a development environment ===

:I have been focusing more on how to set up a voice engine and integrating it in a normal UNIX environment. Moving into the sugar environment will not be much of a problem for me.

:I was unaware that I had to do this, so I set about building the sugar environment and have modified it as required:

:I was unaware that I had to do this, so I set about building the sugar environment and have modified it as required as soon as possible:

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=== Getting Help ===

:If I run into any problem, I will obviously ask my mentor, or on the mailing list. Most of the projects I'll be using are well documented and can be understood. Moreover, I have the lucky advantage of having a friend~~, Aneesh Dogra,~~ who is really comfortable with the sugar environment and can help me out.

:If I run into any problem, I will obviously ask my mentor, or on the mailing list. Most of the projects I'll be using are well documented and can be understood. Moreover, I have the lucky advantage of having a friend who is really comfortable with the sugar environment and can help me out.

Frankly speaking, if you receive a proposal from a more knowledgeable applicant, which would be probable to a great extent, I won’t mind losing to them. I admit that I may not have spent a great deal of my life programming and I have a lot to learn,but I’m happy with the way I’m picking up this field. I consider getting into GSoC under SugarLabs more of a learning opportunity that I’d like to get than anything else.

<br/>Frankly speaking, if you receive a proposal from a more knowledgeable applicant, which would be probable to a great extent, I won’t mind losing to them. I admit that I may not have spent a great deal of my life programming and I have a lot to learn,but I’m happy with the way I’m picking up this field. I consider getting into GSoC under SugarLabs more of a learning opportunity that I’d like to get than anything else.

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 === Setting up a development environment ===
 :I have been focusing more on how to set up a voice engine and integrating it in a normal UNIX environment. Moving into the sugar environment will not be much of a problem for me.
-:I was unaware that I had to do this, so I set about building the sugar environment and have modified it as required:
+:I was unaware that I had to do this, so I set about building the sugar environment and have modified it as required as soon as possible:
 :[[File:Change.png|thumbnail]]
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 === Getting Help ===
-:If I run into any problem, I will obviously ask my mentor, or on the mailing list. Most of the projects I'll be using are well documented and can be understood. Moreover, I have the lucky advantage of having a friend, Aneesh Dogra, who is really comfortable with the sugar environment and can help me out.
+:If I run into any problem, I will obviously ask my mentor, or on the mailing list. Most of the projects I'll be using are well documented and can be understood. Moreover, I have the lucky advantage of having a friend who is really comfortable with the sugar environment and can help me out.
-Frankly speaking, if you receive a proposal from a more knowledgeable applicant, which would be probable to a great extent, I won’t mind losing to them. I admit that I may not have spent a great deal of my life programming and I have a lot to learn,but  I’m happy with the way I’m picking up this field. I consider getting into GSoC under SugarLabs more of a learning opportunity that I’d like to get than anything else.
+<br/>Frankly speaking, if you receive a proposal from a more knowledgeable applicant, which would be probable to a great extent, I won’t mind losing to them. I admit that I may not have spent a great deal of my life programming and I have a lot to learn,but  I’m happy with the way I’m picking up this field. I consider getting into GSoC under SugarLabs more of a learning opportunity that I’d like to get than anything else.
 [[Category:2014 GSoC applications]]