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From: Hassan A. <au...@CR...> - 2000-03-10 17:03:29
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Btw, my latest CVS commit has a very basic and stupid support for yacas. It just calls the yacas binary in a terminal within gmath. Nothing fancy really, but it brought me to think about asking the following: Is it possible to change code in Yacas so that it accepts to execute code given by reading from a fifo? I'd like you to implement the following if possible. Check environment for a GMatH variable. If there connect to a certain fifo in reading mode and execute whatver is read if having the appropriate header like this: yacaspid,followed_by_code. Of course reading this fifo must be in threaded or deamon mode! Also, is there a save_yourself internal routine in Yacas? Sorry if these are stupid questions, but I am a C and C++ illiterate. Peace > > > > > After release of version 0.2, I will concentrate on a Yacas session > > but for now you can check Yacas for yourself at > > > > > > http://www.xs4all.nl/~apinkus/yacas.html > > > > > > And by the way, there was a mention of it in the latest Linux Journal, > > congrats to Ayal. > > > > > > H. Aurag > > > > No kidding! Cool! I haven't seen the new Linux Journal yet. > Thanks! > > Ayal > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Gmath-devel mailing list > Gma...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/gmath-devel > |
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From: (Ayal Z. Pinkus) <ap...@xs...> - 2000-03-10 10:30:53
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> After release of version 0.2, I will concentrate on a Yacas session > but for now you can check Yacas for yourself at > > > http://www.xs4all.nl/~apinkus/yacas.html > > > And by the way, there was a mention of it in the latest Linux Journal, > congrats to Ayal. > > > H. Aurag > No kidding! Cool! I haven't seen the new Linux Journal yet. Thanks! Ayal |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-03-09 21:17:10
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Btw, I have heard there were problems between numerical python and gtk+. It shouldn't affect GmatH, because the terminal session has no import gtk in it. In any case, can you please all test to see wether there are differences between normal numerical python and GmatH numerical python just in case? >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< On 3/9/00, 4:08:49 PM, Hassan Aurag <au...@CR...> wrote regarding [Gmath-devel] News: > Yes, > Coming soon is the 0.2 version of GMatH. > For now I have decided to post screenshots of development on the main > page. > Of course, I am using the new Helix Code packages and they simply rock > as can be seen from the screenshot. > After release of version 0.2, I will concentrate on a Yacas session > but for now you can check Yacas for yourself at > http://www.xs4all.nl/~apinkus/yacas.html > And by the way, there was a mention of it in the latest Linux Journal, > congrats to Ayal. > H. Aurag > _______________________________________________ > Gmath-devel mailing list > Gma...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/gmath-devel |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-03-09 21:12:46
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Yes,
Coming soon is the 0.2 version of GMatH.
For now I have decided to post screenshots of development on the main
page.
Of course, I am using the new Helix Code packages and they simply rock
as can be seen from the screenshot.
After release of version 0.2, I will concentrate on a Yacas session
but for now you can check Yacas for yourself at
http://www.xs4all.nl/~apinkus/yacas.html
And by the way, there was a mention of it in the latest Linux Journal,
congrats to Ayal.
H. Aurag
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-03-02 22:12:21
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< On 3/2/00, 4:48:57 PM, Adrian Feiguin <fe...@ma...> wrote regarding Re: [Gmath-devel] GMatH 0.2 pre2: > Hi Hassan, this is great news. Thanks > On the other hand, let me ask you some stupid questions, if you don't > mind, and please, forgive me for my ignorance. I don't know anything about > Python, but I am planning to learn. > The thing is, I am wondering about the best way to save a plot as a > template, in order to read a file, and rebuild the widget tree. In such a > way, I would be able to save the canvas with a layer of plots, and > datasets. My question is, can Python help? Would it be possible to save > the widget tree as a python script to read it and execute later? Is this > an stupid question? > Thanks, > <ADRIAN> I am not sure I understand fully but here goes anyway. In GmatH, you can use SaveSession in a file and then load it again. Loading is not fully implemented. But for now a saved session can be loaded the stupid way that is by copying the whole session or parts of it to the NumPy Session shell. This means, that if you have done computation and plots etc.... you can save all your commands but not the results (for now) and then repeat them. As for plots, they can be saved in eps or printed if you wish But my guts tell me you want more and I like the idea if I am correct. Do you really want to save all results in some way and then just reload them (without repeating computations) and continue work later or something? If this is what you want then the answer is yes, I will however need to think about it and implement it. Maybe by 0.3. Anyone else have ideas on gmath-devel about that? > PS: Do you know where can I find a comparison between Python and Scheme? I > only want to lear one of them ;). Can you tell me why Python is better? No, I really don't know scheme. I know only python. I choose python because it allowed me to code even though I really am no programmer. I can understand some C code but that's my upper limit. Python is easy to use and is full of goodies, like classes, inheritance, database support,..... Have fun and good luck! H. Aurag |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-03-02 21:43:13
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Hi, After many GnomeMDI debacles, vacations, GtkExtra python binding news, here comes 0.2 pre2 of GmatH. The main change is that I have added support for gtkplot widget in NumPy Session. You thus need to have gtk+extra and their pythin bindings. These can be found at http://home.pages.de/~voegele/gtkextra.html This is another test release, and I really need feedback on the plot thing. For those used to 0.1 or 0.2pre1, I have changed the only plot function of that time from ListPlot to Plot2D. Instead of plotting lists of points, I implemented plotting of functions. Please look at $python/site-packages/GMatH/NumPySession/GMath_plot.py for arguments of this function. I am planning to have "full" 2dplots by 0.2 final. Other session support for Yacas and Guppi are planned starting from version 0.3/0.4. Feel free to submit bugs or discuss this on Gmath list. The homepage again is http://gmath.sourceforge.net |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-03-01 19:50:31
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I have to agree with you on most counts that Numerical Recipes in C is not a full-blown encyclopedia on all subtleties of doing numerical computations. However it does its job greatly for a big class of stuff I am interested in: minimization, non-linear system of equations solving (The newton routine given there is good, accurate and fast.) There are errors and problems as in most other numerical books. In truth, I don't think there is anything fully correct out there. When trying to make computations you have to do a lot of testing and a lot of thought even if the algorithm seems perfect. That applies to all books, recipes et al. I have just discovered that tan(pi/2) = 1.63317787284e+16 in numerical python. And we all know this is bad. It should be infinity period. We should define a symbol called infinity and put the correct definition of tan, sin .... for all known angles then interpolate if needed for the rest, or whatever is used to actually compute those things. Peace >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< On 3/1/00, 12:49:23 PM, "Zow" Terry Brugger <zo...@pe...> wrote regarding [Gmath-devel] Re: [Numpy-discussion] Derivatives: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > > Whenever I see somebody implementing code based on "Numerical Recipies", I > > feel obligated to send them the following link: > > > > http://math.jpl.nasa.gov/nr/nr.html > > > Funny - that's the first thing I thought of too (just looking at it > yesterday). Don't neglect to look at "the NR response" link buried at the very > bottom of the page. > > YMMV, as always . . . > > > More precisely, I think the point is that yourself or some other person so > qualified should review any algorithm provided by a third party to ensure > applicability to your problem domain. > > Kevin Rodgers > "Zow" Terry Brugger > zo...@ac... > zo...@ll... > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- > Version: PGPfreeware 5.0i for non-commercial use > Charset: noconv > iQA/AwUBOL1YI6fuGVwXgOQkEQIg7QCgtysc351lOuA3zP41XXaRZdhVoQ4An0S9 > UWudL1u0qIvPZumAOVkAtEnA > =UXpc > -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- > _______________________________________________ > Gmath-devel mailing list > Gma...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/gmath-devel |
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From: Zow T. B. <zo...@pe...> - 2000-03-01 17:53:37
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > Whenever I see somebody implementing code based on "Numerical Recipies", I > feel obligated to send them the following link: > > http://math.jpl.nasa.gov/nr/nr.html > Funny - that's the first thing I thought of too (just looking at it yesterday). Don't neglect to look at "the NR response" link buried at the very bottom of the page. > YMMV, as always . . . > More precisely, I think the point is that yourself or some other person so qualified should review any algorithm provided by a third party to ensure applicability to your problem domain. > Kevin Rodgers "Zow" Terry Brugger zo...@ac... zo...@ll... -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: PGPfreeware 5.0i for non-commercial use Charset: noconv iQA/AwUBOL1YI6fuGVwXgOQkEQIg7QCgtysc351lOuA3zP41XXaRZdhVoQ4An0S9 UWudL1u0qIvPZumAOVkAtEnA =UXpc -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |
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From: Rodgers, K. <KRo...@ry...> - 2000-03-01 16:36:18
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Whenever I see somebody implementing code based on "Numerical Recipies", I feel obligated to send them the following link: http://math.jpl.nasa.gov/nr/nr.html YMMV, as always . . . Kevin Rodgers Northrop Grumman Ryan Aeronautical Center kro...@ry... > -----Original Message----- > From: Hassan Aurag [SMTP:au...@cr...] > Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 6:33 AM > To: Gma...@li...; > num...@li... > Subject: [Numpy-discussion] Derivatives > > > > Hi, > > attached is a file called Derivative.py. > > It computes derivatives and is based on an algorithm found in > Numerical Recipes in C. > > What to do you think about it and has anyone started a "serious" > calculus oriented subpackage for Numerical Python in general? > > I mean: derivatives, partial derivatives, jacobian, hessian > implemented fast and precise. > > On another note, why isn't infinity defined in NumPy? > > Why is tan(pi/2) a number even if big? Shouldn't it be infinity? > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Numpy-discussion mailing list > Num...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/numpy-discussion |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-03-01 14:36:42
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Forgot to attach file. Here it is |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-03-01 14:35:14
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Hi, attached is a file called Derivative.py. It computes derivatives and is based on an algorithm found in Numerical Recipes in C. What to do you think about it and has anyone started a "serious" calculus oriented subpackage for Numerical Python in general? I mean: derivatives, partial derivatives, jacobian, hessian implemented fast and precise. On another note, why isn't infinity defined in NumPy? Why is tan(pi/2) a number even if big? Shouldn't it be infinity? |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-03-01 14:32:13
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Nope I didn't know, but it's great news. I will put these into 0.2 final asap. Cheers >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< On 3/1/00, 9:20:25 AM, Adrian Feiguin <fe...@ma...> wrote regarding [Gmath-devel] Python bindings for gtkplot: > Hi, y'all. I suppouse you already know that Andreas has released yesterday > his python bindings for gtk+extra, including gtkplot. the URL is: > http://home.pages.de/~voegele/gtkextra.html > Regards, > <ADRIAN> > _______________________________________________ > Gmath-devel mailing list > Gma...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/gmath-devel |
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From: Adrian F. <fe...@ma...> - 2000-03-01 14:24:27
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Hi, y'all. I suppouse you already know that Andreas has released yesterday his python bindings for gtk+extra, including gtkplot. the URL is: http://home.pages.de/~voegele/gtkextra.html Regards, <ADRIAN> |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-02-28 03:50:09
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I am moving toward 0.2. Changes in desing so far are: -No more swallowing of gnome-apps by other gnome-apps. -No more top-level sessions but they'll come back before 0.2 final -Session menus are pop-up. It makes app segfault. Help investigate this if you have time. -I work with latest gnome-python release check_out the release page for gnome-python on www.gnome.org The release numbers are: pygtk-0.6.4-1 pygnome-1.0.51-1 -It's smaller now in size and faster. Anyone who wants to spend some time profiling this is welcome. Plans for 0.2 release: -Move all session's files to their respective dirs and make package dirs. -NumPySession: -Have pop-up menu for list of modules -Check/uncheck module would import/delete it from namespace. -Add in gtkplot asap -Many other UI enhancements (I hope) -Other sessions: -Nothing until version 0.3+ except for a generic session. More soon. Future: -0.2 is the last in the gnome 1.0 series. -0.3 will make the move from 1.0 gnome to 1.2 gnome. April/May -Moves to gnome 2.0/compatible will be made asap Of course, this work depends on pygtk and pygnome and other things: for instance Havoc is working if I recalll on a way to make generation of python bindings automatic (user-friendly or in this case developer-friendly). This means that as soon as these things are done, development of GmatH will get much faster, as I will be able to use all the latest gnome bells and whistles. Gdk-pixbuf-canvas is better than Imlib canvas in use now. Hope this keeps you interested in GmatH, and as always you are welcome to help and discuss. H. Aurag |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-02-09 17:15:17
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Hi, I have been away for 10 days from my computer, so devel of gmath has stopped during that phase. Now I am back and ready to rumble! I will delay the release of a final 0.2 version for two reasons: -I am working on some kind of API for writing GmatH sessions. -I am waiting for Daniel Kornhauser to finish the gtkplot binding to use it to add serious 2D plotting for NumPy session. The first one shouldn't take more than 10 days, the second will depend on the binding speed. Also, I would like any kind soul to take a look at the guile terminal for Guppi and see if we could write a python terminal or if someone is doing it so that we could add a guppi session with nifty toolbars and menus. You should also check Dr Genius, which seems promising for symbolic and multi-precision work and even 2d and 3d plotting. Again, all comments are welcome! H. Aurag au...@ge... |
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From: Daniel K. (Comp) <da...@la...> - 2000-02-08 01:54:28
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Hi I'm triying to do a tutorial of pygtk http://laguna.fmedic.unam.mx/~daniel/pygtutorial/ it's still very shoort but I'm working on it. One of the section I'm triying to do is " How to bind a Gtk widget to python" I need to do it if I want to explain it. I think GtkPlot would be a good example , is it still needed in gmath or are you satisfied with the ploting widget made in python? If you don't need it perhaps I should try another widget that would be more usefull to bind. Daniel Kornhauser. On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Hassan Aurag wrote: > > > Well, > > I had actually looked at it and it looks great. I wanted to use it > since it has support for all I wish. > > However I am a python guy, and not really a C guy. So if you or anyone > else can make python bindings for the main calls (not necessarily all > the functions, but those related to plots and printing) then I can die > a happy man! > > > And btw, I am the author for now. I hope however to have more folks on > the writing code part! > > > H. Aurag > au...@us... > > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< > > On 1/21/00, 2:47:14 PM, Adrian Feiguin <fe...@ma...> wrote > regarding [Gmath-devel] plots: > > > > Hi, yall. I couldn't figure out who is/are the authors of gamth in the > > main web page, and I decided to subscribe to the list because I > couldn't > > find any contact or e-mail address. I just want to point out that > there > > is a widget for gtk specially designed for scientific graphics, and I > > think it worth to take a look at it. The web page is > > http://magnet.fsu.edu/~feiguin/gtk . Oh, yes, of course, I am the > author > > :). > > Regards, > > <ADRIAN> > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Gmath-devel mailing list > > Gma...@li... > > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/gmath-devel > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Gmath-devel mailing list > Gma...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/gmath-devel > |
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From: Adrian F. <fe...@ma...> - 2000-01-24 13:14:15
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On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Hassan Aurag wrote: > > > Well, > > I had actually looked at it and it looks great. I wanted to use it > since it has support for all I wish. > > However I am a python guy, and not really a C guy. So if you or anyone > else can make python bindings for the main calls (not necessarily all > the functions, but those related to plots and printing) then I can die > a happy man! > Well, Andreas Voegele <and...@gm...> is working on python bindings for gtk+extra but I don't know the status of his work at this stage. I recommend you to contact him. Regards, <ADRIAN> > > And btw, I am the author for now. I hope however to have more folks on > the writing code part! > > > H. Aurag > au...@us... > > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< > > On 1/21/00, 2:47:14 PM, Adrian Feiguin <fe...@ma...> wrote > regarding [Gmath-devel] plots: > > > > Hi, yall. I couldn't figure out who is/are the authors of gamth in the > > main web page, and I decided to subscribe to the list because I > couldn't > > find any contact or e-mail address. I just want to point out that > there > > is a widget for gtk specially designed for scientific graphics, and I > > think it worth to take a look at it. The web page is > > http://magnet.fsu.edu/~feiguin/gtk . Oh, yes, of course, I am the > author > > :). > > Regards, > > <ADRIAN> > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Gmath-devel mailing list > > Gma...@li... > > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/gmath-devel > > > > |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-01-22 16:08:16
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Sorry again, The correct url IS: http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=454 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< On 1/22/00, 11:02:19 AM, Hassan Aurag <au...@CR...> wrote regarding Re: [Gmath-devel] new 0.2-pre2 release in CVS: > Sorry, > In case you don't know where CVS is: > It 's here: > http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/~checkout~/gmath/lib/GM > atH?rev=1.10&content-type=text/plain&cvsroot=gmath > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< > On 1/22/00, 11:00:09 AM, Hassan Aurag <au...@CR...> wrote > regarding [Gmath-devel] new 0.2-pre2 release in CVS: > > Ok, > > There is new version for two files shipping with 0.2-pre1. > > These should solve some weird problems. > > Also, do you really want to have ability to start a session in a > > top-level window or is it ok if all windows are swallowed? > > Btw, if you wonder why I don't use GnomeMDI, it's simply because it's > > buggy in the latest release of py-gnome, and I have also decided to > > ditch it in favor of GtkSocket. > > What do you think? > > H. Aurag > > au...@us... > > _______________________________________________ > > Gmath-devel mailing list > > Gma...@li... > > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/gmath-devel |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-01-22 16:04:44
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Sorry, In case you don't know where CVS is: It 's here: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/~checkout~/gmath/lib/GM atH?rev=1.10&content-type=text/plain&cvsroot=gmath >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< On 1/22/00, 11:00:09 AM, Hassan Aurag <au...@CR...> wrote regarding [Gmath-devel] new 0.2-pre2 release in CVS: > Ok, > There is new version for two files shipping with 0.2-pre1. > These should solve some weird problems. > Also, do you really want to have ability to start a session in a > top-level window or is it ok if all windows are swallowed? > Btw, if you wonder why I don't use GnomeMDI, it's simply because it's > buggy in the latest release of py-gnome, and I have also decided to > ditch it in favor of GtkSocket. > What do you think? > H. Aurag > au...@us... > _______________________________________________ > Gmath-devel mailing list > Gma...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/gmath-devel |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-01-22 16:02:26
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Ok, There is new version for two files shipping with 0.2-pre1. These should solve some weird problems. Also, do you really want to have ability to start a session in a top-level window or is it ok if all windows are swallowed? Btw, if you wonder why I don't use GnomeMDI, it's simply because it's buggy in the latest release of py-gnome, and I have also decided to ditch it in favor of GtkSocket. What do you think? H. Aurag au...@us... |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@ge...> - 2000-01-21 22:43:15
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Well, I had actually looked at it and it looks great. I wanted to use it since it has support for all I wish. However I am a python guy, and not really a C guy. So if you or anyone else can make python bindings for the main calls (not necessarily all the functions, but those related to plots and printing) then I can die a happy man! And btw, I am the author for now. I hope however to have more folks on the writing code part! H. Aurag au...@us... >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< On 1/21/00, 2:47:14 PM, Adrian Feiguin <fe...@ma...> wrote regarding [Gmath-devel] plots: > Hi, yall. I couldn't figure out who is/are the authors of gamth in the > main web page, and I decided to subscribe to the list because I couldn't > find any contact or e-mail address. I just want to point out that there > is a widget for gtk specially designed for scientific graphics, and I > think it worth to take a look at it. The web page is > http://magnet.fsu.edu/~feiguin/gtk . Oh, yes, of course, I am the author > :). > Regards, > <ADRIAN> > _______________________________________________ > Gmath-devel mailing list > Gma...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/gmath-devel |
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From: Adrian F. <fe...@ma...> - 2000-01-21 19:47:59
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Hi, yall. I couldn't figure out who is/are the authors of gamth in the main web page, and I decided to subscribe to the list because I couldn't find any contact or e-mail address. I just want to point out that there is a widget for gtk specially designed for scientific graphics, and I think it worth to take a look at it. The web page is http://magnet.fsu.edu/~feiguin/gtk . Oh, yes, of course, I am the author :). Regards, <ADRIAN> |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-01-19 10:06:17
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Hi, Please take some time to take a look at the GmatH project. It aims to become a central GUI for many math-related tools. What does that have to do with guppi? Well, I'd be interested to give GmatH users the ability to use guppi inside this central GUI? How to this? There is a gross way and the delicate way. The gross way, is for GmatH to swallow guppi GUI with a GtkSocket! I am already implementing an MDI2 widget (not yet finished) and for now it swallows gnome-apps or any window. The plan is to have a really easy to use replacement to MDI. The delicate way is to work together to provide finer integration into GmatH as an option. I am open to suggestions, and might even write a nice pygnome GUI for guppi if you wish. In any case, if you think there is a powerful tool out there that should be supported by GmatH, feel free to contribute. A a final note, I am not trying to reivent the wheel, but really to use all the good wheels out there. The project page is: http://gmath.sourceforge.net If you feel spammed by this mail, then please forgive and I will not again post such matters in the guppi-list, Thank you for your patience H. Aurag au...@us... |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-01-19 01:42:37
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Sorry, The project page address is: http://sourceforge.net/project/?form_grp=454 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< On 1/18/00, 8:36:04 PM, Hassan Aurag <au...@CR...> wrote regarding [Gmath-devel] Version 0.2pre1 of the GMatH: > Hi, > Version 0.2-pre1 of the 'Gnome Mathematical Interface' also known to > its close friends as GmatH is out. > The project page holds the Changelog, Release Notes etc.... > This is by the way, a candidate 0.2 release (hopefully in a couple of > weeks) > H. Aurag > _______________________________________________ > Gmath-devel mailing list > Gma...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/gmath-devel |
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From: Hassan A. <au...@cr...> - 2000-01-19 01:37:46
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Hi, Version 0.2-pre1 of the 'Gnome Mathematical Interface' also known to its close friends as GmatH is out. The project page holds the Changelog, Release Notes etc.... This is by the way, a candidate 0.2 release (hopefully in a couple of weeks) H. Aurag |
