These are excellent questions Kevin.
Arthur was an extraordinarily bright and committed guy and took his
winnings in financial services to fund a long sabbatical studying what
really most interested him: projective geometry. He really admired
Klein.
Those mining the archives may think Arthur an
Hi folks,
I'm new to python and super-excited about using it for all sorts of
reasons including education (especially math education). I've been
reading a great deal on the subject, and I discovered some of Kirby's
resources at http://4dsolutions.net/ocn/cp4e.html which have been very
helpful. I w
On 10/11/06, Arthur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
BTW, business has been bringing me to Strasbourg recently. Aclient/friend is negotiating buying an interest in a manufacturer outnear Colmar, and I am advising.Was there for the second time, the week before last. Beautiful area.
Yes its a nice area e
Hi Francois -
Thanks for the correction.
Closer look, the only distro that is being downloaded on sourceforge is
the vpython 4.xxx beta series. Those are the numbers the stats I looked
at are tracking.
Oops, again.
BTW, business has been bringing me to Strasbourg recently. A
client/friend is
On 09/11/06, Arthur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Or that the statistics are unreliable for some other reason that is notapparent.Hello Arthur,From my personal experience when I download vpython I do it from the official vpython website :
http://www.vpython.orgOn this site the downloads are mainly fr
FWIW -
Just to get some bearings I just looked at some sourceforge download
statistics for pygeo and for vpython.
PyGeo VPython
Nov 200631 24
Oct 2006 113 144
Sep 2006 112 160
Aug 200690 193
Jul 2006
> When it comes to GUI-intensive programs, I like my Aqua, and get impatient
> with sitting on top of X.
>
However I'm speaking mostly vicariously here.
I haven't been able to afford the PowerBook of my dreams as yet, so mostly I
look over the shoulders of OS X users (like Kevin's), envy them
> Remember that the gui intensive Leo found no reason to go beyond TK.
>
I haven't tried Leo on a Mac, but if it doesn't look like Aqua, I'd probably
not be satisfied with it on a Mac (I might still use it in Windows or
Linux). Ditto for Pygeo.
When it comes to GUI-intensive programs, I like my
