Hi, im reading here just for quite a while but haven't said anything until now ... although i'm using freevo for quite some time - because it's python ... and moreover - hehe, somebody wanted to start a flame war some days ago ;))) - because it looked to me way more easy to configure than mythtv (with all the mysql stuff) ... and it turned out to really work with just a few modifiactions - without needing a rdbms and all that hassle ... ;)
so well then, enough of the introductory stuff ... On Mon, 2007-05-14 at 21:21 +0200, Duncan Webb wrote: > Jason Tackaberry wrote: > > On 2007-05-14 15:00, Duncan Webb wrote: > >> What about trac, it seems a capable package and has been written in > >> Python? > > > > There's something about Trac ... Every time I come across a site that > > uses trac and I want to either browse the bug list or download > > something, I'm always stuck staring at the page for way longer than > > should be necessary, trying to figure out what I'm supposed to click > > on. I find it horrendously unintuitive. it looks nice - and is very usable when it comes to "svn browsing" and "wiki integration" - but imho it really sucks when it comes to "issue tracking"... > > But its scope also seems to be more than what I want, having more full > > project management stuff. I just want a bug system that doesn't suck, > > and I'm pretty comfortable with bugzilla. > > I know what you mean, it does have some nice features, the source > browser is good but, then again, so is doxygen. > > I would be happy with bugzilla too, subversion can update tracker items > automatically. what about roundup (roundup.sourceforge.net) ? - it's python, - it's mature - it's *very* configurable and customizeable - it can also integrate svn - i have deployed some experience with it - and wouldn't mind to share it ;) - and the roundup guys are always seeking for new projects using it ;) greets, mexx. ps: i also have written a tvgrab_de_tvtoday.py (loosely based on the xmltv.py i found in the freevo 1.6.x tree and on beautifulsoup). main differences to the xmltv "original" - it also handles the program descriptions (which xmltv ignored the past years) - it works (xmltv was off for quite some time in the past because of changes in the web-page - for several days, and it was hard to get it adopted by it's maintainer - never thought on perl hacking - and reading tons of code beforehand) - it's python - so the code is really rather small and intuitive ;) - and ... most of all ;) - its maintained by me - so hopefully the downtime caused by changes in the tvtoday web-site will be shorter in the future ... for those who concern ;) - however, it is currently missing all the channel-id's except ORF[12] and ATV+ - but thats only a matter of defining them ... - maybe you want to include it in freevo ? - i havent had the time to put it on a seperate web page until now ... maybe we can start a new pythonic "world domination" with a new grabber infrastructure ;) over and out ... enough for one single mail ... ! ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take control of your XML. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/ _______________________________________________ Freevo-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freevo-users
