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July 2009
Hands-on with an alpha of the Jolicloud netbook distro - Ars Technica
In its current form, Jolicloud doesn't really add a whole lot of extra value beyond what you can already get with the Ubuntu Netbook Remix and a few Prism launchers. If you add the Jolicloud APT repository to the sources list in a regular Ubuntu 9.04 desktop install, you can easily install packages for various Prism launchers without even having to bother installing the Jolicloud distro or using its Web service. This gives you roughly the same experience minus the slightly creepy social networking features.
Working with virtualenv
How to create packages? A tutorial with Moonmoon. « La Distribution Blog
Distributing a new or existing web application on La Distribution is really easy. All we have to do is to embed the application in what we call a package. As of today, La Distribution can theoretically support all PHP web applications, this mean there is tons of potential applications to package.
Moonmoon logoIn this tutorial we’re going to package Moonmoon a PHP based PlanetPlanet clone. It’s relatively simple, it’s representative of a typical web application, and better, it’s from my friend Maurice! Frankly, I had no clue if the packaging was possible before starting writing this tutorial, so let’s cross our fingers.
Sympa ce tutoriel !
How to create packages? A tutorial with Moonmoon. « La Distribution Blog - Infrequent news about La Distribution.
How to create packages? A tutorial with Moonmoon.
Making browsers faster: Resource Packages · Alexander Limi
Working with Excel Files in Python (Python Excel)
There are python packages available to work with Excel files that will run on any Python platform and that do not require either Windows or Excel to be used. They are fast, reliable and open source:
xlrd
The EveryBlock source code
In an effort to make the code useful to as many people as possible, we've split it into several packages:
* The main package (probably the thing you're looking for) is the publishing system, known as ebpub.
* Second, the packages ebdata and ebgeo contain Python modules for processing data and making maps.
* Third, the packages ebinternal and everyblock round out the code that powers EveryBlock.com. They're internal tools and are likely not of general use, but we're including them to be complete.
* Finally, ebblog and ebwiki are our blog and wiki software, respectively. Because, dammit, the world needs another Django-powered blogging tool.
June 2009
JumpBox for the DSpace Open Source Repository | JumpBox Inc.
The KDE on Windows Project - KDE on Windows News
May 2009
Downloads - manual gimp - documentation
April 2009
Ubuntu -- Details of package gnome-art in intrepid
Ubuntu -- Details of package gnome-icon-theme-gartoon in intrepid
Python Package Index : keytree 0.2.1
Keytree provides several functions for manipulating KML using the ElementTree API. Elements can be adapted to the Python geo interface and then used with packages like Shapely:
March 2009
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February 2009
Dr Nic » ChocTop - packaging and deployment of Cocoa applications
ChocTop packages and deploys any Cocoa application in a custom DMG, with generated Sparkle XML support.
MovingToDistutils - django-hotclub - the how and why of Pinax's move to distutils - Google Code
Until recently, Pinax had two choices for a given external dependency:
- use svn:externals and point to the external dependency's svn repository
- include the external dependency code in the Pinax codebase
However, there are problems with this approach:
- it largely relies on external dependencies being in svn and this is increasingly not the case (although it was when Pinax started)
- it makes it difficult for Pinax itself to move away from svn
- there is no management of dependencies between external dependencies, nor between particular projects in Pinax and their individual dependencies
To solve these problems and more, Pinax is switching to a distutils-based approach. This means:
- externals dependencies are encouraged to be released as distutil-compliant packages with a valid setup.py and put on PyPI
- development versions of dependencies can be pulled in in a variety of different ways including from git, hg or bzr repositories
svn:externals are evil
