Gerard Beekmans wrote:
C is good. Python might be better (a little easier to work with IMO).
See my previous email, the client application doesn't really matter.
Anything should go. Though, we'll have to have an official application
that we, the ALFS team, actively maintains and develops of course.
I have one issue with Python. Well, two actually.
1) Keep in mind the Livecd setup. We'll want to run this stuff from the
CD too and it doesn't have Python yet. It could be added, but is it
required to add such a large package.
Adding Python to the CD wouldn't be a big deal, IMHO. It all gets
compressed and ATM we don't even have a 400Mb iso. :)
Ok, then what about this: First we decide *how* they will communicate
and what will be communicated. Then we can choose a language (or two! if
two people want to start attempting the same thing via different
languages and then compare...) and work on making communication work.
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JH
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