kkaranth

Unsure if I my prior experience is directly relevant: most of my work has been in scientific computing and graphics, though I've dabbled in a lot of other things.

But I'm posing a pretty open question: how can someone begin contributing to RISC-V? (compilers, toolchains, documentation, testing, etc)

EDIT: There's this article, but its over 2 years old: https://www.sifive.com/blog/all-aboard-part-10-how-to-contribute-to-the-risc-v-software-ecosystem

I use OneNote to make notes on and organize whatever I'm reading. But I would prefer to use an open source alternative(which I could self-host). Also, I sometimes have a sync issues with OneNote, making it difficult to rely on. Any ideas?

A pure markdown based solution isn't really ideal. I like the rich text formatting of OneNote and the ability to insert media, draw over it, etc.