Hi, Xiretal X wrote: > I've been following the progress of Clutter and I'm very impressed. I've > been working on a small project of mine that aims to be (yet another) > media center application for Linux. I've worked one month and there is > about 10000 lines of code at the moment. I've been mainly working on > backend, but now it's time to move to the frontend, which means I'm > starting to learn clutter.
I'm very interested by this! I use MythTV a lot and I'm always keen to checkout the competition! Can you describe how your project works? Perhaps refer to VDR/Myth and make a little comparison? I'm pretty disappointed by the visual appearance of Myth but feel it's separation of frontend UI and backend server is a great design (even if it's not a clean as it could be due to the general nature of the development process - which is, by the way, not a criticism - I've done it myself in a lot of applications and it's quite public knowledge that the frontend should not really be directly accessing the backend database but should rather use a rigidly defined API... anyway I digress). My ultimate solution would basically be a funkified frontend for Myth so that all the backend stuff could still be used! Regardless tho', I'd be really interested to hear more, although I appreciate it is perhaps a little off topic for this list. Col -- To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
