Re: [Visualpython-users] Vpython For Low-Tech Artists

[Martin G. <ge...@la...>]

Regarding item #2, while I have not done this, it shouldn't be
too hard to do, starting with Morphix (which is intended for
building custom live-CD linux distributions).  This might not
be what you had in mind, though---or was it?

Martin Gelfand
Dept of Physics, Colorado State

On Mon, 5 Apr 2004, Joel Kahn wrote:

> I have two related questions.
>
> 1. I am looking at ways to use vpython as a set of
> tools to help artists who have relatively limited
> computer expertise and who mainly work in traditional
> physical media--textiles, sculpture, jewelry, &c. Does
> anyone have info on work that has already been done
> along these general lines?
>
> 2. In connection with the above, I want to have an
> installation of vpython that can effectively and
> reliably run entirely off of a CD-ROM on a computer
> that has no python stuff installed at all. I'm not
> sure whether my attempts so far to set this up are
> going to function right or not. Has anyone out there
> made this work? If so, can I get some details?
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated. I'll be glad to
> pass progress reports on to interested parties.
>
> Joel Kahn
> Springfield, Missouri
>
>
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