Re: OK, everyone...

Alex Martelli <[email protected]> Mon, 16 Feb 2004 12:35:12 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.comp.python.anygui.devel
Organization None in Sight
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Monday 16 February 2004 12:22 pm, Matthew Schinckel wrote:
> 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.

We might have some sinergy here... I now also own a Mac (the first in my life, 
a 12" iBook G4 w/Panther) and am itching to try my hand at some MacOS X
development.  I have no dev't experience there, yet, though PyObjC looks 
yummy.  I have also installed the GPL version of the latest Mac Qt (a toolkit 
with which I do have experience, but not in the latest version and only on 
Linux and Windows) -- PyQt still had some teething trouble on the Mac last 
time I tried it (about 3 weeks ago), but it might be OK now, so that could be
an alternative, too.  "Pair programming" (albeit not side by side, but at a 
distance:-) might provide me with just the right amount of incentive to 
squeeze this project into my overflowing schedule...


Alex



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