Re: related work

Your project does sound very similar and looks very promising.  CFG uses 
a class-based structure similar to yours, and our intent was to provide 
a unified view of related applications.  This is just like how you would 
like to have a "Port" method on all server objects, or a "web root" 
method for all web servers, etc.

I encourage you to keep working, as linux is sorely in need of better 
and more consistent configuration tools.  Consistency and cooperation is 
very important.  I would also suggest trying to coordinate with 
distributions such as Gentoo and Debian, as they had showed some 
interest in this type of approach.

Justin

Sascha Krissler wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> i found your project after searching for related word to what i do,
> so you may wannt to check out http://dispatch.sourceforge.net which
> is very similar to config4gnu.
> 
> 
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