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It sounds to me that for the most part the ideas are liked. I would just |
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like to sum up the things said. |
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-Python is a good choice to use |
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-GTK2 is fine, and perhaps another UI (ncurses) should be available |
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-A user doesn't want to have to setup a db |
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With that said I only have two things to say. Firstly, I think we could |
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make Postgresql a dependancy and we can setup a file that will |
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automatically be set. After the program is installed, I hope to have a |
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brief shell script installer asking some questions perhaps there we can |
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have the user specify options for the db. I think that it is very easy to |
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get Postgresql to work. |
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Now that the idea is out, my question is where should I start? As I have |
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stated I am relatively weak in Python so at this point in time I am |
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reading O'Reilly's "Learning Python" and focusing on the class structure. |
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I have written up a short document on the main classes used and what they |
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will contain. I've done _many_ small projects myself, but never have I |
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done a huge project like this. Any ideas as to where I should go from now |
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would be greatly appreciated! |
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-Dovid Kopel |
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-=mUnky=- |
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