RE: Pyzor server(s)

[Ugo B. <ug...@ca...>]

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>      I'm not a python programmer, either, but
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>         I've picked up lotsa languages in my life, would look
>         forward to writing some python and don't think the
>         learning curve looks too steep (given experience with
>         Perl, Common Lisp and Haskell in particular)
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>         I'm currently unemployed
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>         I have a home network with several machines capable
>         of running python (and could test in a heterogenous
>         environment in terms of OS/distro/arch)
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>         I've also done some thinking about building a
>         distributed pyzor and agree that it's the obvious
>         next step but don't have "ideas on how to accomplish
>         a distributed pyzor relatively easily"*
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> Perhaps I could act as your amanuensis.
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>                                                best regards,
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>                                                    Robt. P.
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Anyone willing to donate some money to help the process.  I would put
20$.

Ugo