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<wt> hi
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<btami> hi wt
<wt> btami, what's up?
<btami> nothing special, just work :(
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<kilo> good morning
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<reinhard> hmmm
<reinhard> person.sex can have values "M" and "F"
<reinhard> does that mean (M)any times and (F)ew times?
<kilo> then you must have values N and A too
<kilo> NY and NAWH too
<reinhard> ?
<kilo> (N)ever (A)lways (N)ot(Y)et and (N)ever(A)gain(W)ith(H)er
<reinhard> lol
<wt> kilo & reinhard: I sent some things to the devel list for the packages
<reinhard> saw it
<kilo> yes
<kilo> iirc i've applied it
<reinhard> kilo: that's your baby :)
<wt> I hope the gld is in the right direction
<kilo> no, I've a clan much more beautiful than any gcd...
<wt> a clan?
<kilo> clann in gaelic means family
<kilo> wt: have you seen my questions on the devel list about the item package?
<wt> kilo
<wt> kilo: yes
<kilo> ah, btami says you've sent a complete thing. i hvae not received it yet though
<wt> kilo: I am starting to wonder if item belongs in base
<wt> also, do I need to worry about the GNU Copyright assignement stuff yet?
<wt> I am thinking maybe item belongs in the inventory module
<wt> also, the price in the base is bad
<wt> also, the unittypes are not good enough
<wt> the unit types should have a class like "length" or "weight" or "mass"
<wt> and there should be a way to define conversions
<kilo> ok, mail reveiced, just checking
<wt> then import the units conversions somehow
<wt> from the units gnu program
<wt> then we have nearly all know units
<wt> you could sell wood in cubits even if you bought it in meters
<kilo> i think item can be place in base, then inventory could extend it with info it needs, or sales can extned it, and so on
<wt> is sales not an extension of inventory?
<wt> kilo, do you have a jabber account?
<kilo> no
<wt> same for you reinhard
<kilo> icq only
<reinhard> i have neither jabber nor icq
<reinhard> but i'm in #gnuenterprise whenever i have my pc turend on
<reinhard> turned
<wt> I have Jabber, Yahoo, and AIM
<wt> kilo, can you message an AIM user?
<wt> from ICQ?
<kilo> dunno, dont think so
<wt> kilo, I know that the price being number(10,2) is prolly not general enough
<kilo> in fact price should be more sophisticated
<kilo> but in Base i wanted to declare it very simple
<wt> is sales tax a VAT?
<wt> kilo, don't declare it in base
<wt> that's financial or something else
<wt> kilo, I was referring to the price in the last two statements
<kilo> maybe i agree with you to not declare it in base
<wt> I can't remember how to use gnue-forms to use a form from the appserver
<btami> reinhard: btw. the gnue-reports setup.py puts saple-reports.conf under docs dir, but common puts .conf files under etc.
<kilo> gnue-forms appserver://appserver/form/BASE_Item
<reinhard> btami: that's correct
<kilo> errr, gnue-forms appserver://appserver/form/ITEM_Item
<reinhard> btami: I think we talked about that (or at least i wanted to)
<btami> reinhard: it's not too consistent...
<reinhard> IMHO common also should install the sample config files under doc
<btami> ok, you know the issue
<reinhard> and installing it in etc would have been a major change in the setup system
<reinhard> (currently the localtion of etc isn't available for setup.py)
<kilo> reinhard=DCL...
<kilo> hmm, wt, i think uyou are right
<wt> kilo, about?
<kilo> price of item
<btami> reinhard:  why don't you changed common to put them into docs too ?
<wt> I think it just makes sense
<wt> also, the units should be in inventory
<kilo> yes, i'll wait for about 1 week from now if someone else comments then sum up the suggestions
<wt> I am feeling sick now, so I am gonna sleep now
<wt> later
<kilo> lol, it was just this moment that i asked btami: this wt guy isn't sleeping again...
<wt> hehe, I help whenever I can
<reinhard> btami: i want that, but i wanted to talk with j* before
<reinhard> i didn't want to break too much
<reinhard> then later i guess i simply forgot it
<reinhard> so thanks for reminding me again :)
<btami> ok :)
<wt> reinhard, break it
<kilo> wt: your help is very welcome, thx
<kilo> johannesV: gtk, listbox
<kilo> error...
<kilo> Traceback (most recent call last):
<kilo>    File "/home/gabor/SVN/gnue/.cvsdevelbase/gnue/forms/uidrivers/gtk2/widgets/entry.py", line 488, in _selectionChanged
<kilo>     desc = model.get_value (tIter, 1)
<kilo>  TypeError: iter must be a GtkTreeIter
<reinhard> roflmao
<reinhard> try http://www.sco.com
<reinhard> and look *very* closely at the logo at the top
<btami> bbl
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<kilo> reinhard: you also reading news during lunch?
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<reinhard> off to customer
<reinhard> l8r all
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<johannesV> kilo, how can i reproduce this gtk-error ?
<kilo> hmmm
<kilo> if you set up gnue-pim
<johannesV> what would i have to do ?
<kilo> add some names, then try to manage addressses
<johannesV> you have an error in your gcd's ...
<johannesV> comments are way too long
<johannesV> so this doesn't work in wx ... does it ?
<kilo> gcd error???
<johannesV> ok, i've removed the buggy part, but you gfd's don't look to be very stable ...
<kilo> i dont get none
<johannesV> kilo, seems as if you've changed your share/gnue.gsd, do you ?
<kilo> no
<kilo> 47357 bytes long, date is nov 2.
<kilo> why do you think so
<johannesV> because read-gcd didn't import it giving an error
<johannesV> (actually the pg-backend gave the error on insert)
<johannesV> if you look into comm.gcd, class type
<johannesV> you see the length of comment exceeds 70 characters !
<johannesV> so now have a look at your gnue_class table
<kilo> i can read in gnue_class: Communication types (Phone, Mobile phone, Fax, Email, etc.), used in m:n links
<johannesV> yes, so the definition of *your* gnue_class table has a longer comment than in the std. gnue_class
<kilo> gabor@GABOR:~/SVN/gnue/gnue-appserver/share$ diff gnue.gsd /home/gabor/SVN/gnue-contrib/gnue-pim/schema/gnue.gsd
<kilo> gabor@GABOR:~/SVN/gnue/gnue-appserver/share$
<johannesV> please have a look at your DATABASE !
<kilo> i've copied it from appserver/share and did NOT modify it
<kilo> gnue_comment field is 210 long
<johannesV> ah .. so you see ... :)
<kilo> something must be wrong wrt the db and Unicode, all fields are 3 times the size they should be
<johannesV> yeah, you're right
<johannesV> all lengths are much too long !
<johannesV> so you've found a but either in interbase Schema.Creation or Introspection ...
<johannesV> i'll look at it asap
<kilo> BSP with johannesV...
<johannesV> what does BSP mean ?
<kilo> interbase uses 3 bytes for each character when the db is unicode
<kilo> BSP is bug smashing party
<johannesV> hmm
<johannesV> so it is not a bug, but a feature ?
<johannesV> *lol*
<kilo> lol
<johannesV> but to be serious, what shall we do about ...
<johannesV> it looks like interbase/firebird translates a "create table foo (bar varchar(10))" into a varchar(30) internally
<johannesV> should introspection dived all lengths by 3 ? this isn't correct anyway because the table seems to have space for 30 characters (if they're not unicode)
<johannesV> off to customer
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<johannesV_> kilo, i have a tricky question about forms ...
<johannesV_> have you ever made something like this: given a detail-block with rows=10
<johannesV_> i want that detail-block to have an unbound field, which does *not* get stored on the backend
<johannesV_> (like a checkbox, one per record, to state wether a given action has to be performed on a record or not)
<johannesV_> or maybe i should as jamest then :)
<jamest> i believe I have
* jamest starts digging through olf forms
<jamest> odl
<jamest> sigh
<jamest> old
<johannesV_> oh, that would be great !
<jamest> believe it or not
<jamest> samples/zipcode/states.gfd has that in it
<johannesV_> oh, sure ?
<jamest> but the unbound field is set to hidden
<jamest> the cities block has the field
<jamest> i widen out the form
<jamest> unhide the entry tied to zop and move it over to x 38 with a little more width
<jamest> and it "just worked"
<jamest> for me :)
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<johannesV_> but rows=".." doesn't work properly
<johannesV_> only the first record's field is available
<jamest> ???
<jamest> i see all of them in the cities block
<jamest> and scrolling up and down seems to track properly
<johannesV_> i see them too ...
<jamest> using wx driver
<kilo> johannesV_: rows for unbound block does not work OK
<johannesV_> but i can't modify ..
<johannesV_> ahh
<johannesV_> so i'll try wx too
<johannesV_> maybe we have a gtk-bug
<jamest> i'll double check here
<johannesV_> it's the same for me using wx
<johannesV_> i can edit the first record's field, but not the other ones
<jamest> odd
<johannesV_> and the value i've entered disappears as soon as i move to the next rec
<jamest> as I pull up the cities in alaska
<jamest> go to that block and set the first 5 rows to a b c d e
<jamest> then jump to the last row and set last 3 records  to x y z
<jamest> the only line I changed to do this is  the entry line for zop
<jamest> x="30"  width="2"
<jamest> and the form size widen to 41
<jamest> i'm also running this on debian woody
<jamest> let me try on sid
<johannesV_> do you use latest svn ?
<johannesV_> i only have one single "zop" field enabled (the first one)
<jamest> last weeks iirc
<kilo> johannesV_: i got only one row, when unbound free block was there in the INV_Head.gfd
<johannesV_> kilo: i want to have an *unbound field* in a *bound block*
<jamest> this is going to take a bit
<johannesV_> jamest, you don't have to hurry ... i've to look for the kids, but will be back later ...
<jcater> look for the kids?
<jcater> that doesn't sound promising
<jamest> oh like you never lost yours and had to find it before the wife got home
<jcater> no, see, I have a plan
<jcater> I lock him in the basement
<jcater> until she gets home
<jcater> see, I'm a dad with a plan
<jamest> wow
<jamest> good idea
<reinhard> lol
<reinhard> i think "look after the kids" would be correct, right?
<jamest> yes :)
<reinhard> well as i said before
<jamest> though in jcaters case I could believe look for
<reinhard> english prepositions are hard to remember for german speaking people
<reinhard> they are completely different
<jcater> reinhard: don't worry
<jcater> the english language in general
<jcater> is hard to remember for most english speaking people
<jcater> (in my experience)
<jcater> though I am from Mississippi
<reinhard> lol
<jcater> reinhard: just so you get the joke
<jcater> Mississippi continually ranks 49 or 50 out of the 50 states
<jamest> (in just about everything)
<jcater> in education, literacy, poverty, etc
<reinhard> i remember that bush vs kerry graphics
<jcater> yeah
<jamest> it's like they're #1 in being dead last
<jcater> I think they moved up to 49th when I moved back
<reinhard> rofl
<jamest> http://www.ajrs.com/~jamest/pic.png
<jamest> is what I'm getting with latest svn on woody
<jamest> after making the changes I mentioned above
<jamest> i'm not having any troubles changing values in the unbound field
<kilo> and which other state is Mississiiiipppiii fighting so hard?
<jcater> it's a southern state
<jcater> but forget which
<jcater> probably alabama
<kilo> where is Bush from?
<jcater> hell
<reinhard> lol
<jcater> or Texas
<kilo> is there somewhere south?
<jcater> (same thing)
<reinhard> well, as we are at bitching
<reinhard> did you hear about MS buying out their contrahents in EU trial?
<jcater> MS?
<reinhard> EU sued Microsoft in some kind of antitrust case
<reinhard> on side of EU there was also Sun, Novell, and CCIA (a group of software companies)
<reinhard> as well as the FSF Europe
<reinhard> however, Sun,Novell, and CCIA all got some nice donations from Microsoft
<reinhard> and spontaneously decided to resign from the trial
<reinhard> in case of CCIA it was a donation of US$ 10K to the organization itself
<reinhard> plus a private donation of US$ 9.75K to their CEO
<jcater> ah
<dneighbo> bush is not from hell
<dneighbo> he is from like the ninth plane of hell or something much worse
<jamest> lol
<jamest> the kids wanted to watch that mike moore movie this weekend
<jamest> fahrenheit 911
<jamest> if even 1/2 the crap in that movie is true
* jamest shudders
<reinhard> i think 1/2 of it true is a good guess
<reinhard> but that's still way too much...
<jcater> jamest: well, the funny thing about that movie
<jcater> the gripes I've heard about it (where it inaccurately portraited something)
<jcater> were only minor subpoints
<jcater> I haven't heard anyone debunk the main thrust of it yet
<johannesV_> uhu ...
<johannesV_> i'm trying what jamest has suggested ...
<johannesV_>   File "/home/johannes/prj/gnue/.cvsdevelbase/gnue/common/datasources/drivers/DBSIG2/RecordSet.py", line 73, in _postChanges
<johannesV_>     if isinstance (s, TupleType):
<johannesV_>  UnboundLocalError: local variable 's' referenced before assignment
<johannesV_> but in general it works, thanks jamest for pointing me to the sample
* johannesV_ again looks after his kids :)
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<johannesV_> ok, i've caught the bug ... :)
<johannesV_> the master-record's isPending () returns TRUE cause a detail-record is dirty
<johannesV_> but the master record's isDelted, isInserted and isUpdated are all false, since it has no direct modification
<johannesV_> so the local var 's' is not defined
<johannesV_> adding another else: to this if-block solves the prob and everythings works fine (for two-tear at least)
<lekma> hi everyone
<reinhard> rofl
<reinhard> i think that was a freudian slip?
<reinhard> you can run gnue in 2-tear and in multi-tear mode
<reinhard> :)
<reinhard> johannesV_: will you commit your cddb project to gnue-contrib again?
<reinhard> i think this will be a fascinating sample of what can be done with gnue
<chillywilly> reinhard: that sounds painful
<reinhard> chillywilly: what?
<chillywilly> 2-tear and multi-tear sounds painful ;)
<reinhard> ah
<reinhard> :)
<kilo> sad but true...
<kilo> multi-tear
<reinhard> bbl
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<johannesV_> reinhard, of course i will :)
<johannesV_> but i would call it 2-tier or multi-tier then ... :)
<johannesV_> bbl
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<johannesV> reinhard, i think we have a bug in appserver's db-driver
<johannesV> concerning the unbound field
<johannesV> ok, i've found and fixed the bug ... :)
<reinhard> ah
<reinhard> ok
<reinhard> excellent :)
<johannesV> already commited
<reinhard> you do very good testing :)
<johannesV> seems as if i've found a lot of bug with my little cddb app :)
<reinhard> yes
<reinhard> that's good :)
<johannesV> ah, now i notice i've got uncomitted changes in common's rpc ...
<johannesV> (regarding mx.DateTime.DateTimeDelta's)
<johannesV> so, next thing which would be nice is the optional "height" attribute in gfd's
<johannesV> this would save a lot of text in writing gfd's
<johannesV> using gtk2 driver it already works, but wx complains about
<johannesV> ah, we need to tweak buttons only ...
<johannesV> :) fixed that too ... so what about having trigger-code at the end of a gfd ... ?
<johannesV> hmm, a wx-style dialog cannot have a menu-bar ?
<johannesV> strange ...
* reinhard thinks that nothing can stop johannesV now...
<johannesV> :)
<johannesV> well, actually there is something
<johannesV> Bully & Rick starts in a few minutes
<reinhard> ;-)
<johannesV> (but i'm already in bed, having my notebook on my knees and tv running in front :)
<reinhard> lol
<reinhard> I think if I'd go to bed  with my notebook
<reinhard> it would very quickly hit my head :)
<johannesV> ok, wx.Dialog class has no SetMenuBar () function
<johannesV> so a dialog in wx cannot have a menubar
<kilo> mazochists
<johannesV> hmm, same applies to toolbar
<johannesV> wx.Dialog has no SetTooBar ()
<johannesV> will change wx now ..
<johannesV> ok, i'm off for today ...
<johannesV> have a nice evening
<reinhard> you too
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<sss> hello, I have an installation question, can anyone help?
<jamest> can try
<sss> what is most popular / most tested database used with GNUe
<sss> by the way, I am on Debian Sarge
<kilo> postgresql, interbase, mysql
<reinhard> postgresql
<reinhard> well
<reinhard> actually postgresql, interbase, mysql, maxdb, and sqlite should all work perfectly
<kilo> did not remember last two one...
<reinhard> maxdb (aka sapdb) was done by johannes last month
<reinhard> and sqlite is a really great embedded db system
<kilo> yes, i remember
<sss> has any here used mysql? any issues besides "transactions" as mentioned in README.databases?
<reinhard> sss: some have used mysql, but that's been some time
<reinhard> so we would *appreciate* if you used mysql and reported any problems you have
<reinhard> (no kidding - the 100th user of postgres won't find many bugs...)
<jamest> :)
<sss> I ask these questions because I am about to install gnue AND a database both for the first time
<jamest> did introspection work w/ mysql?
<jamest> i was thinking it wasn't working
<reinhard> sss: our offer: you use mysql and we try to solve gnue-mysql related problems with highest priority
<reinhard> and we aren't joking with that, ask lekma when he's here ;-)
<sss> ha ha ha, you drive a hard bargain
<reinhard> introspection should work, only thing that doesn't work IIRC is automatic creation of new databases with gnue-schema
<reinhard> sss: only precondition: for obvious reasons you have to run svn :-)
<kilo> sss: that is a good deal...
<reinhard> sss: side not
<reinhard> note
<reinhard> mysql isn't the db we would usually recommend
<reinhard> so if you ask what db you should use we would recommend postgresql
<jamest> agreed
<reinhard> but if you *want* to use mysql we wouldn't stop you
<reinhard> mysql *could* give you some non-gnue related troubles (as compared to postgres)
<reinhard> but as derek would put it
<reinhard> gnue is all about choice
<havoc> mysql is only good when you need either extreme speed, or simplicity
<havoc> and if you need either, then it is a *very* good choice, otherwise not so good
<nickr> If you need simplicity, I'd think sqlite would be a better choice
<reinhard> nickr: i just wanted to say *exactly* this
<havoc> nickr: yeah, I suppose
<reinhard> you were faster :)
<nickr> also sqlite is probabl/y faster than mysql
<nickr> also its not net based
<nickr> so there's the main trade-off
<reinhard> yeah
<chillywilly> my head aches badly
<havoc> nickr: sqlite require more resources, *in some cases*
<nickr> sqlite speaks a more standard sql too
<reinhard> i seriously think sqlite would be the db of choice for single pc installs
<havoc> like I wouldn't use sqlite for a web server
<nickr> havoc: it depends on what the web server is doing
<havoc> reinhard: I agree
<chillywilly> my db can beat up your db!
<nickr> if you're handling lots of concurrent users, sqlite is not a good fit
<havoc> nickr: right
<nickr> for a single-user app, its a perfect fit
<reinhard> nickr: you used sqlite in production anywhere?
<nickr> reinhard: yes
<reinhard> oh
* reinhard hasn't
<nickr> I use it in a large PC app
<havoc> I think sqlite is a great db for "embedding" with another app
<reinhard> cool to hear that
<havoc> better than mysql or pgsql (for single machine installs)
<chillywilly> I think someome tried to embedded a steel bar into my cranium
<chillywilly> embed even
<havoc> chillywilly: that was me ;)
<chillywilly> thanks a lot...
<kilo> poor sss, now what is best choice...
<sss> I just want to get the thing up and running!
<chillywilly> just use postgres it is the best supported db for GNUe
<chillywilly> ;P
<kilo> go with postgresql then
<reinhard> yes
<reinhard> go postgres with psycopg driver
<sss> great! I will grab the .debs from testing
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<nickr> there are 13337 records in my test database
<nickr> leet
<kilo> sqlite?
<nickr> yea
<nickr> I'm stress testing my app to weed out areas that need more user feedback
<kilo> wow. got to have a look at it then
<nickr> so I don't get calls like 'I push the button and nothing happens'
<nickr> sqlite handles that many like a champ
<ajmitch_> hi
<ajmitch_> reinhard: just downloading new releases now :)
<reinhard> ajmitch_: excellent :)
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<reinhard> night all
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<nickr> all that data makes a 581 page report
<ajmitch_> that's a little bit
<nickr> but unfortunately took an 8 minute period during which there was no apperent activity from the program
<ajmitch_> btw hi nickr  :)
<nickr> hey ajmitch
<nickr> that 8 minutes was spent entirely walking a tree of the data and converting it to XML recursively
<nickr> so feedback is hard to implement
<nickr> fortunately it is a trivial change to bypass that layer, which is a support layer for the report generator
<nickr> (this is a direct grid print{
<ajmitch_> it does sound like a painful amount of time to wait
<nickr> especially without knowing if anything is happening
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<nickr> a looping adding strings together thing is very slow in python
<nickr> gaah
<nickr> its slower than doing it the other way if that is at all possible
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<nickr> wow, having the formatting objects write themselves directly to disk cuts the report generation time to 20 seconds
<nickr> swee
<chillywilly> hello ajmitch_
<ajmitch_> hi
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<someon> One of these days, I'm going to get off my duff and get something going on working with the tools
<someon> holycow: have you actually done stuff with GNUe?  I remember you were planning on deploying something a while back...
<holycow> someon, heh
<holycow> no, life keeps on interfering
<holycow> still planing on some quickies for my self
<someon> Nods, I know that feeling...  I'm still without a good connection...  it's been since April...
<holycow> *nod*
<holycow> open source stuff is sooooo huge
<holycow> so much stuff to learn and drive through just to find the right tool even
<holycow> but slowly things are falling into place
<someon> I just installed a copy of Kanotix, so I might be able to get a set of DEBs of PostgreSQL, AppServer, Forms going here.
<holycow> why not just plain debian sarge using d-i?
<holycow> anywhoo, it doesn't matter, whatever
<holycow> i don't use gnue debs
<someon> wanted to get up and running quickly...  Kanotix was a 3 hr DL, and 1 hr to install...  I'm not 100% familiar with doing Sarge d-i so....
<someon> nods...  I'm not too familiar with SVN, so I guess I should really learn that.
<holycow> heh, yeah i remember trying to first setup postgres alone, never mind using svn and setting up gnue svn
<someon> Basically though, I want to learn the tools, and try to develop something for work, to match the workflow better than the existing tools.
<holycow> just understanding why was bad enough, then the how of the whole thing
<holycow> yeah
<someon> understanding why?
<holycow> you gotta know why your are doing something before you get to understand how imho
<someon> Nods, understand why seems easy to me though...  but then maybe I'm misunderstanding...
<someon> You still out in the Ridge area?
<holycow> yep
<someon> hmm...maybe if I can get the basics of the tools set up, we can collab...  I'll be moving to VGH area in a few weeks
<holycow> lol *shrug* whatever works out
<holycow> ideally i want to edit the wiki
<holycow> and start a section where people can post their apps
<someon> Nods...  Good idea...  but how would that get into the contrib section?
<holycow> not sure, haven't given it any thought at all actually
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<someon> I guess a starting place would allow people to post what they are doing with GNUe, and a link to be able to download the forms / schemas that they are using.  Somewhat like kde-look.org or themes.kde.org
<holycow> absolutely
<holycow> the most common response i get from people when i point them at the gnue website (at least the old one) was that there was a lot of talk not a lot of apps
<holycow> which isn't strictly true
<holycow> it's just not obvious
<holycow> however, wanting such a thing on the site and actually finding time to do it are two different things
<someon> Nods....  Tooo true that.
