Re: OK, everyone...

Hi Magnus/All,

I might be keen to get involved again - I'm currently set up with a PC 
(running XP, and a Mac (OSX.3).  I don't have a lot of experience with 
programming any toolkits here, but am prepared to learn!

Beosgui is not something I can develop any longer - my Mac with BeOS is 
waiting to be sold for scrap (!), and I'm not sure I'll be able to 
install it on either of my new computers - maybe when a workable 
version of open-beos comes out.

So, the short of this is, I am prepared to do testing for toolkits on 
OSX/XP (prefer OSX!), and build up to developing as I get confidence.

Matt.

On 16/02/2004, at 8:59 AM, Magnus Lie Hetland wrote:

> I have now finished my Ph.D and have more or less settled into my new
> (for now, temporary) research/teaching position, and it might be time
> to see if it's feasible to get 0.2 out there. I was sort of spurred on
> by the somewhat bitter postings about Anygui (and me) on
> comp.lang.python recently (although I'm not sure whether to be
> motivated or demotivated) -- but the question is, what is a realistic
> assessment of Anygui's future?
>
> So:
>
>   1. Who are interested in continuing some work on Anygui?
>
>      Please either email the list or me, with your back-end
>      preference(s).
>
>   2. Do you have any strategy suggestions?
>
>      How could we structure our process to make it easier to keep the
>      project going? How about the project objectives?
>
> - M
>
> -- 
> Magnus Lie Hetland           "The mind is not a vessel to be filled,
> http://hetland.org            but a fire to be lighted."  [Plutarch]
>
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