Re: [Setup-tool-hackers] Re: Gnome System Tools + PGI + Progenyhackers + more developers from Debian = working Debian Desktop
- From: Tollef Fog Heen <tollef add no>
- To: pgi-workers progeny com, monte mail lt, Colin Walters <walters debian org>, setup-tool-hackers ximian com
- Subject: Re: [Setup-tool-hackers] Re: Gnome System Tools + PGI + Progenyhackers + more developers from Debian = working Debian Desktop
- Date: 07 Nov 2002 01:26:09 +0100
* Jose Carlos Garcia Sogo
| Some time ago, I asked for backends to be moved out of GST, but it
| seems that nobody cared, and still people makes the same error. GST
| has currently two parts, backends written in Perl and the Gnome
| front-end.
Having the backends language-agnostic would be a good thing. Many
people dislike perl and like python instead. Some people want to
write stuff in C or Prolog or something, and unless there's a good
reason to restrict backends to one language, I don't think we should.
| Hardware detection has nothing in common which things that GST or
| PGI tools try to do. We're not talking here about PGI installer (I
| thinnk that you have mixed them)
Uhm, what does the PGI acronym expand to in your dictionary? Here it
expands to «Progeny Graphical Installer». Anyhow, as others have
pointed out: for a configuration tool to work well in Debian it should
work with debconf, not against it.
| P.S: I'm CCing you as I asume you're not subscribed to
| setup-tools-hackers list.
I am subscribed to pgi-workers, however. np.
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Tollef Fog Heen ,''`.
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