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Re: [seul-edu] EduML questions
>> Doug Loss writes:
DL> On Wed, 5 Jan 2000, "Culp, David" wrote:
>> No problem...............I actually thought about GTK when I
>> started, I like the way Qt handles a few things. [...]
>> Hmmmm.....maybe I will switch to GTK..... I Like C a WHOLE bunch
>> more than C++!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>>
DL> You guys do realize there are two other gradebook projects
DL> listed on our projects page, right? You should also contact
DL> Bradley Burnside and Justin Maurer directly and see if they'd
DL> like to fold their work into your new-n-improved Linux
DL> gradebook. I haven't heard from Justin is a long while, but
DL> Bradley is still hoping to work on his gradebook but is kept
DL> from it by other priorities. One or both of them may be very
DL> interested in joining you.
I have listened to my husband complain for three years now
about no gradebook for linux. Personally I don't care what language
is used I just wish someone would get a finished program out!
If y'all really want linux to make it in the school system this
is one of the critical programs that are needed. It doesn't have
to be a mamoth program to run a whole school - just something that
will keep a gradebook for an individual teacher. It doesn't have
to do html - it doesn't have to be web accessable. There have
been programs for the mac and pc that have done this for over ten years.
Connie Neal
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"Never trust anything that can think for itself
if you can't see where it keeps its brain?"
J. K. Rowling