On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 9:34 PM, kunal ghosh wrote:
>
>> ( In order of difficulty for a newbie )
>> - Py* (PyQt, PyGTK, PyWin32)
>> - Qt ( my personal fav ) ( C++ )
>> - GTK ( C ) / gtkmm ( C++ wrapper to GTK )
>>
>
> you mean Gtk is the easiest ?
PyQt is Python interface to Qt easiest to lear
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 9:18 PM, kunal ghosh wrote:
>
>>Java for short duration desktop apps: startup delay, memory consumption.
> does this say that "java apps actually is very slow to start and takes
> up lot of RAM while working ?" pardon me if this was meant to be implied.
>
> Just out of
> ( In order of difficulty for a newbie )
> - Py* (PyQt, PyGTK, PyWin32)
> - Qt ( my personal fav ) ( C++ )
> - GTK ( C ) / gtkmm ( C++ wrapper to GTK )
>
you mean Gtk is the easiest ?
>Java for short duration desktop apps: startup delay, memory consumption.
does this say that "java apps actually is very slow to start and takes
up lot of RAM while working ?" pardon me if this was meant to be implied.
Just out of interest which applications was java designed for and
perfor
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 5:53 AM, kunal ghosh wrote:
> sure shiv, packaging related projects interest me a lot though i guess
> have to learn about them to contribute significantly(but i guess i can
> contribute a GUI for the package manager !). how would i go about
> interacting with bash command
Well java runs faster than ruby atleast ;)
Jokes apart, IMO, java only makes sense for
1) Cross platform non GUI applications
2) Web apps ( mainly JSP/servlets )
Java is not a good choice for gui desktop apps. Yeah you do have SWT and stuff.
But there are better options, namely
( In order of dif
kunal ghosh wrote:
> i had another question, since i dont come across many GUI front ends
> of commands using JAVA, would it be a worth while effort ?
That depends on how proficient you want to be on the Java client-side :-)
The worth is in getting the GUI front end working well.
Choose whatever
Frost
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On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 10:36 AM, Sharath B.K wrote:
> hi All,
>
> I am Sharath. I am interested in Volunteering for the FOSS. So, I am
> ready to do any kind of work to make FOSS Successful.Pls, do consider me.
>
Hey Sharath, I'll send you a private mail with my phone number.
> --
> with re
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 5:53 AM, kunal ghosh wrote:
> sure shiv, packaging related projects interest me a lot though i guess
> have to learn about them to contribute significantly(but i guess i can
> contribute a GUI for the package manager !). how would i go about
> interacting with bash command
I saw a bunch of folks from Sun too expressing interest in participating
in the demos.
Can we collaborate our preparation in a wiki? We can list the topics for demo
and the various time slots and people can pick up slots of their convenience.
Have we gotten a stall allotted for Belenix/Nexenta or
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 10:42 AM, Sharath wrote:
> Hi,
> I am interested in volunteering for FOSS. Being an opensource enthusiast
> and the BOSUG member, i am interested in lending a helping hand to make FOSS
> successful. Pls,do pull me in and give me a chance.
>
Hi there ! Sorry, I didn't
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sure shiv, packaging related projects interest me a lot though i guess
have to learn about them to contribute significantly(but i guess i can
contribute a GUI for the package manager !). how would i go about
interacting with bash commands using JAVA (such as changing to root user
and like)? I
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 9:03 PM, kunal ghosh wrote:
> hey guys !! your ongoing
> work for the forthcoming FOSS.IN sounds interesting. Anything , newbies
> like me , could help you guys with ?and with the slogan for the FOSS.IN
> being "Show me the code" any coding i could do for you all ??( not
>
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