-If there are
bindings which have never been used, can
we safely drop
them? My instinct is that most of them can
probably be dumped if they
were never used, but it would be nice to keep
one
set (probably Python)
for those who want to code small interface
modules
for personal use
without dipping into the morass of C++.
I think this is the real question. Is anyone going to throw
their
hands in the air and yell if we drop it? Keeping it in the
archives is
fine if someone wanted to pick it up later. But aren't
there bigger
fish to fry?
That is a good point. If we archive the package I think we first should ensure we can
build the package in several distros now with R14 before putting on the shelf. That way we
know we had something buildable at that day we walked away.
With that said, I want to raise a simple question. I don't know therefore I'm not
being rhetorical. :) I mentioned I have a few applets I want to massage for Trinity. Those
applets are written in Python with a GTK GUI. I want a Trinity/TQt3 GUI. How do I do that
without tdebindings?
Darrell