Open Source Application for Ham Radio needs a Qt 5 Programmer
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Interesting.
To keep things short, I run a company focusing on Qt development. We did audio analysis projects, however, I would not say we specialise in Jack Audio sound cards.However, if you trust us with Qt, we will pick up Audio pretty fast.
I could offer you better rates for the first weeks/months, so you don't invest in our audio learning and then we could go with standard rates.Feel free to contact me online:
Skype: kacper_gazda
Email: kgazda@milosolutions.com
WWW: http://milosolutions.comBest regards,
Kacper Gazda
Founder/CEO
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Kgazda
Thank you for your reply.
However, as the original message indicates it is an Open Source project. All our developers are unpaid volunteers contributing to the benefit of the special interest in ham radio. We cannot, and do not, pay anyone. All contributions are in kind, GPL'd, Open Source, and strictly voluntary. Sorry.
If your company would like to make a voluntary cost-free contribution -- we welcome all we can get.
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Hello,
The technology looks good and i am also interested to know more about this project. Previously I have worked on Packet related applications, but I am not much experienced in this field.
Regards
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Ansif
You can visit the sourceforge.net/projects/openmor page for some of the details. If it interests you further please email me direct at ad5xj@arrl.net
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[quote author="ad5xj" date="1407790216"]Ansif
You can visit the sourceforge.net/projects/openmor page for some of the details. If it interests you further please email me direct at ad5xj@arrl.net[/quote]
Thank you. I will check this link and will mail you soon.
Ansif
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[quote author="ad5xj" date="1407524418"]Kgazda
However, as the original message indicates it is an Open Source project. All our developers are unpaid volunteers[/quote]Would be worth specifying this is unpaid upfront - open source and being paid are not mutually exclusive.
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[quote author="ad5xj" date="1416325374"]Paying programmers for Open Source development is a relatively new thing.
[/quote]Not really. Here's an ad dated 2001 looking for programmers to work on an open source pro{duct|ject}.
http://web.archive.org/web/20010306214603/http://www.trolltech.com/company/hiring/no-job4.html
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[quote author="ad5xj" date="1416325374"]Paying programmers for Open Source development is a relatively new thing.
[/quote]Not really. Here's an ad dated 2001 looking for programmers to work on an open source pro{duct|ject}.
http://web.archive.org/web/20010306214603/http://www.trolltech.com/company/hiring/no-job4.html