On 20-Nov-02 Peter Kropf wrote: > Actually, I'm in both the Windows and Unix worlds. We're using > Python, PyQt and Qt for our next generation GUI development > work. It'll be deployed on lot's o' different types of systems: > Window 2K / XP on i686 and ia64, Linux RedHat on i686, ia64 and > s390, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, OSF/1, Irix and possible others. This > is one of the wonders of Python and Qt - we have a single > development environment and source tree that runs everywhere > we need it. The creation of the environment and the deployment > of the product are the places where we have to be concerned > about platform specifics. From my point of view, we're just not > in a position where we can make a requirement of the customer to > build the final product. They want to receive a ready-to-run > program that has minimum setup and configuration requirements. > On the other hand, I'd love to see Python and Qt available > everywhere on operating systems from the os vendors. That would > certainly help with our deployment efforts ;-)
Are you in a position where you company will let you contribute patches or other knowledge/information? If so, I'm sure it would be greatly appreciated (if not, it's understandable). Are you developing sip bindings for your program logic as well? Do you see a need for tools/docs in that area? Jim _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.gmd.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
