Re: alternative linux configurator prototype v0.2

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Wed, 20 Mar 2002 10:02:29 -0500


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On Wed, Mar 20, 2002 at 01:35:21PM +0100, Roman Zippel wrote:
> > Don't expect from me (and others I guess) to install the qt2 libs to
> > configure my kernel.
>=20
> I'm curious, is python+tk any better/worse?

Definetely worse but because of python but you know that already.
I have had a look at libqt2 which is 2MB.
It's not a problem if you provide a menuconfig like functionnality.

> > Is there a clear separation between GUI and other code ?
>=20
> Yes, although the interface needs some cleanup (and documentation).

Ok I understand that you are at the prototype stage

> > Do you provide a oldconfig-like functionnality ?
>=20
> Yes, and it's in plain C.

Cool.

Do you take into account in your design that 2.6 will be (perhaps) a
kernel with everything in module ?

Christophe

>=20
> bye, Roman
>=20
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