Thanks to all who answered .. I'll try to summarize and include my own arguments in a later post..
Chris wrote: > I'd really, really, really put those into the "free" versions as well > (which, nota bene, aren't free for commercial use either). Just look how the > Python world is blooming with modules incorporating everything from OpenGL > (ever seen VisualPython - amazing, amazing) to K/Kdb (just announced: > http://pin.to/pyk). And it makes sense - bootstrapping is often easier if > you can build on (lots of!) other people's work - and be it for the meantime > only. Let's stand on shoulder of even more giants. Yes! ...Python is very rich these days [http://www.vex.net/parnassus] Do you mean VPython [was Visual Python] ? http://www.vpython.org/ I cannot find Python interface to K/Kdb: please tell me more.. Do you mean K as in 'KDE linux window manager' based on Trolltech's Qt: http://www.trolltech.com or K/Kdb as in 'Kx Systems' lightening ***fast** data analysis tools http://kx.com/ ./Jason -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
