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Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Propensity - feedback wanted
UPDATE on page 1
I have been using ubuntu for quite some time, and I have ubuntu installed on 20+ computers at one time. I find myself always installing ubuntu on a different computer. One of the things that I always do is install some programs that don’t come stock with ubuntu like geany, or miro. At first I had a simple shell script that I ran that aptituded (lol) all the programs I wanted to install. But soon that was not enough because different computers had different uses and installing miro or gaim guifications on a work computer, or a computer that will be going back to a client is out of the question. Another thing I wanted was to updated the source.list file with new repositories cleanly. And so eventually that shell script involved into a python program. I have spent a bit of my summer cleaning up that python program and the result is propensity (I looked for synonyms for aptitude) and now I figure its almost ready to be released into the public. I have uploaded both a deb file and the source to my website, and would love some feedback. Some features that I would like to add before I release it are:
(This was cut and paste from my blog) Update 01: Click here for screenshot Update 02: I have been dugg.
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Edward A Robinson -- www.earobinson.org Last edited by earobinson; September 16th, 2007 at 03:04 PM.. |
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Just Give Me the Beans!
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Re: Propensity - feedback wanted
I Installed the program, and it looks great. It could use a little bit more polish though. I'll grab the source and see what I can help improve.
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Re: Propensity - feedback wanted
Thanks for the feedback, I know it could use a lot more polish, Its something of a work that just evolved into existence and for personal use I dont really need icons and message boxes and the like, so I spent a good part of the summer adding some in and will try to add more as development progresses.
Thanks for the feedback.
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Quad Shot of Ubuntu
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Re: Propensity - feedback wanted
Voted "good".
Good idea- especially like the idea of exporting to a bash script. Could use a bit of a pretty-up. Don't do a splash-screen though! I don't think it's required here... |
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Re: Propensity - feedback wanted
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Re: Propensity - feedback wanted
Can anyone answer this question? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=366720
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Tall Cafè Ubuntu
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Re: Propensity - feedback wanted
Sounds cool, but it looks an awful lot like EasyUbuntu or Automatix. Are you going to add any features that set it apart?
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Dark Roasted Ubuntu
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Ubuntu Karmic Koala (testing)
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Re: Propensity - feedback wanted
In gutsy you could install these programs and add the repositories using a simple html file using apturl.
Try it here if you are on gutsy: install ttb |
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