Re: MyBudget for GNOME-office?

[Ryan Pavlik <abiryan ryand net>]

msevior physics unimelb edu au wrote:

> > > Actually I'd venture that the windows port of python is more mature than
> > > the windows port of gtk.
> > >      
> > Sure, np with that. But having to distribute python with GO would suck
> > massively imo.
> >
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> As a core developer of another GO app I have to agree that doubling the
> size of the required GO package for Divifund does not seem to be worth it.
> On the other hand I think it does provide a useful need. How about a nice
> link to Divifund as an optional extra people might want to download?
>  
*cough*associateprojectsonmytestbed*cough*.  Like apache's incubation.

> We could do the same for inkscape.
>
>  
There are some who feel quite adamantly that Inkscape does not belong in 
an Office suite, but rather in an "Art" suite.  I contend that visual 
presentation is an office task.

> On the other hand if someone feels like making window's CD's for sale it
> may be worth bundling python+Divifund + inkscape(?) +? insert-favourite-
> GTK-for-windows-app-here?
>  
I would agree, the available space on a CD would be a help, and I feel 
this should be pursued.  Especially as I use Windows mostly.

> I guess if we get into the Windows CD business there is a large range of
> nice extra GTK apps people might want to bundle. I'm happy to leave that
> to the people interested in making such CD's.
>
> Cheers
>
> Martin
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> > But maybe I'm the only one complaining here :)
> >  Marc
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