On Thu 2001-01-04 (23:13), AGX wrote:
> I firstly developed everything using cdialog but them are very buggy
> togheter with somebody i did developed "libgringo" that is a generic
> library that interface both ncurses and Gtk (depending how you
> compiled it) and allow you to write script that can run both in console
> both in X-Window.
Where can I look at this stuff? What scripting language do you use when
you say 'write scripts'?
> I would like to know if you think that is usefull or not to do this
> job or if there are more urgents work to do upon the FreeBSD distribution/
> installation process. I've wasted 4 years trying to create my personalized
> GNU/Linux distribution and i'm tired of to remake each time the same job.
There're lots of things you can do on FreeBSD, but it's generally best
to do the stuff you most enjoy and/or are best at. If you like writing
documentation, there's the documentation project; if you like general
hacking, generally hack, and if you like in-depth kernel stuff, I'm sure
the kernel people will be happy for more of themselves. (:
Neil
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