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# Get Involved

### Find a Project or Task

Check frysk's to-do list, which is maintained in bugzilla, for something challenging.. Everything from bugs to major tasks are found there.

### Join the IRC discussion

The bulk of frysk's technical discussion occures on IRC. Both of the following channels are highly recommended:

#frysk on irc://gimp.net/
  frysk's technical discussion
#java-gnome on irc://gimp.net/
  discussion of the Java-GNOME bindings that frysk is using.

### Meet The frysk Team

A Who's Who of the frysk developers.

### Subscribe to the mailing lists

Sign up to the following mailing lists:

frysk@
  for announcements, and non-IRC discussion
frysk-cvs@
  to monitor progress and changes
frysk-bugzilla@
  to monitor submitted bugs, tasks, and features (which are initially assigned to the `frysk-bugzilla` account)
frysk-testresults@
  for reporting and monitoring automated test results

Just fill in your e-mail address and submit this form:

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### Browse the Source Code

The frysk source code is made freely available using the standard sourceware-style services.

- Git
  Use Git to clone the frysk repository and check out the sources:

      git-clone git://sourceware.org/git/frysk.git

  Details on how to build and run frysk can be found on the build page.
- Web Git
  The frysk sources can be browsed using gitweb.

People needing write access to the Git repository can request it using this handy form

### Build and Run frysk

Details on how to build and run frysk can be found on the build page.

### Report Problems

frysk's bugs and progress are tracked using bugzilla , you can find a list of current bugs here. Before accessing the bug database you will need to create a new account.