I was wondering if anyone knew if it was possible to programmatically
nohup a python process on Mac OS X. That is, is there a way for the
script, as it is running, to ensure that it will keep running even if the
user that started it logged out or shut his or her terminal?
Nick Matsakis
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That being said, I am hopeful about PyGUI, but it's a going to be at
least another few years before it's as useful as wxPython (there isn't
even a real Windows version yet!). After all, it took quite a few
years for wxPython to become really usable.
My mistake. I was under the impression that P
On Jan 19, 2005, at 12:52, Charles Hartman wrote:
In the meantime, wxPython (and probably PyQT, if the license works
for you) is a pretty good option for cross platform code, and it's
slowly becoming more Pythonic.
Would you (or anyone) care to comment on the relative merits of the
two? I've bee
Charles Hartman wrote:
Would you (or anyone) care to comment on the relative merits of the two?
I've been using wxPython, but since I have no intention of writing
commercial software I guess I could as easily (that is, cheaply) use QT.
(I do need my (academic) programs to run on both Mac and Win
There are also a couple of pythonic wrappers for wxPython: WAX and
PythonCard. I'm not fond of the wrappers around wrappers around
wrappers approach, but if they work for you, who cares how many layers
there are?
-Chris
Talking of PythonCard do you know if it has settled down, bugz and
stabili
In the meantime, wxPython (and probably PyQT, if the license works for
you) is a pretty good option for cross platform code, and it's slowly
becoming more Pythonic.
Would you (or anyone) care to comment on the relative merits of the
two? I've been using wxPython, but since I have no intention of
Dethe Elza wrote:
Right now I'm not concerned with cross-platform issues, but if I were
I'd rather see time spent on making a strong, Pythonic UI library on top
of pyobjc (mac), pywin32 (win), and pygtk (linux),
Like PyGUI? (http://nz.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~greg/python_gui/)
On the other hand, I'
Ah! Of course! Thank you. But no, you're right, it doesn't work on the
find-the-longest problem. (Result is a recursion overrun; hm.)
"We are working on some minor configuration/security issues which may
result in odd behavior over the next 24-48 hours." -- notice on a BBS
On Jan 18, 2005, at 5
