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| name: Xen Project Hypervisor Team | |||
| description: Maintains the Xen Project Hypervisor tooling and the accompanying NixOS modules. | |||
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| - name: Fernando Rodrigues | |||
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| updated regularly until mid 2027. To further increase transparency and accountability, we aim to make the state of completion, average cost of deliverables, and other metrics accessible at any time. | ||
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| We can’t do all of that on our own and have to be more than just a bit clever about it. Some applications are already packaged but not yet discoverable as such or not complete, others require different approaches completely: enabling their authors to wield the power of Nix to do it themselves, and rewarding volunteer contributors for helping out. | ||
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| As a side effect, we intend our work to benefit all contributors to NixOS by improving tools and simplifying processes as we go. |
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| updated regularly until mid 2027. To further increase transparency and accountability, we aim to make the state of completion, average cost of deliverables, and other metrics accessible at any time. | |
| We can’t do all of that on our own and have to be more than just a bit clever about it. Some applications are already packaged but not yet discoverable as such or not complete, others require different approaches completely: enabling their authors to wield the power of Nix to do it themselves, and rewarding volunteer contributors for helping out. | |
| As a side effect, we intend our work to benefit all contributors to NixOS by improving tools and simplifying processes as we go. | |
| updated regularly until at least mid 2027. As a side effect, we intend our work to benefit all contributors to NixOS by improving tools and simplifying processes as we go. |
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| It’s an ambitious undertaking, to say the least, but the setup is now more organized than ever. So we're hoping for some great candidates to join our adventure. |
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| It’s an ambitious undertaking, to say the least, but the setup is now more organized than ever. So we're hoping for some great candidates to join our adventure. |
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| ## Background | ||
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| [NGI Zero](https://www.ngi.eu/ngi-projects/ngi-zero/) is a consortium advancing open technology commons, funded by the European Commission’s [Next Generation Internet](https://ngi.eu/) initiative that channels resources into free and open source software projects. While EU funding is often associated with building physical infrastructure like roads and bridges, it also plays a critical role in filling gaps in digital infrastructure, such as supporting the development of foundational free and open source software. |
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| [NGI Zero](https://www.ngi.eu/ngi-projects/ngi-zero/) is a consortium advancing open technology commons, funded by the European Commission’s [Next Generation Internet](https://ngi.eu/) initiative that channels resources into free and open source software projects. While EU funding is often associated with building physical infrastructure like roads and bridges, it also plays a critical role in filling gaps in digital infrastructure, such as supporting the development of foundational free and open source software. | |
| [NGI Zero](https://www.ngi.eu/ngi-projects/ngi-zero/) is a consortium advancing open technology commons, funded by the European Commission’s [Next Generation Internet](https://ngi.eu/) initiative that channels resources into free and open source software projects. | |
| While EU funding is often associated with building physical infrastructure like roads and bridges, it also plays a critical role in filling gaps in digital infrastructure, such as supporting the development of foundational free and open source software. |
| For the NixOS Foundation’s collaboration with the NGI Zero consortium, this means getting as many as possible of the [more than 1200 NLnet-funded software projects](https://nlnet.nl/project/) to work smoothly with the Nix ecosystem by building a comprehensive collection of | ||
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| - If you’re a Nixpkgs maintainer with merge access: Apply for mentoring or the engineering lead role. | ||
| - If you want to get into professional open source software development: Become a part-time or full-time trainee during Summer of Nix 2025 — [applications open in March 2025](https://github.com/ngi-nix/summer-of-nix?#applications). | ||
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| For questions or comments, please reply in this thread or [contact the organisation team](https://github.com/ngi-nix/summer-of-nix#contact). |
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| For questions or comments, please reply in this thread or [contact the organisation team](https://github.com/ngi-nix/summer-of-nix#contact). | |
| For questions or comments, please [contact the team](https://github.com/ngi-nix/summer-of-nix#contact). |
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