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As I have still exam session in progress, I haven't had much motivation to write about my almost non-existent progress with GSoC.

So, school first: I have still one exam left - Optics, which is on 19th and will be hard as some of the stuff we are required to know does not even exist (tunnel effect) in the Hecht's "Optics". (Although I might be wrong, as I only have 2nd edition and later editions might have updates). Fortunately I have almost 100% of the lecture notes available. After the exam, either on Friday or Saturday, I will be moving back home (which is ~1 day of travelling) and then I can really start with GSoC.

Now, GSoC..

As some people have had trouble connecting to my personal server (Who said that free countries do not have internet censorship?), I created a mirror of my private Sympy repo on github. There you can find the following two branches I consider upstream quality:

• py3k - some preliminary Python3K porting, which gets rid of all the dict.has_key() that were reported during test phase. (So some still remain).

• doc-fixes - I ran into few problems while tried to build Sympy's documentation - most of them were Sphinx warnings, although ran into some errors too. So please review and comment.

There's also my pde-wip branch, but currently I'm not very happy with that approach...

Thanks Ondrej for pushing me to keep posting :)