Re: [Visualpython-users] The Fate of PyGeo

[Bruce S. <Bru...@nc...>]

I have no knowledge of the possible fate of PyGeo. I don't know whether 
Arthur had collaborators on PyGeo, and I don't know what SourceForge 
would do if someone came forward to volunteer to take over the project.

Bruce Sherwood

Joel Kahn wrote:
> Bruce Sherwood posted the grim news:
> 
> 
>>Arthur Jay Siegel, 55, died Tuesday evening of an unexpected heart 
>>attack. An international business consultant and a self-taught 
>>mathematician/computer scientist, he invented PyGeo--a software used
> 
> 
>>to create interactive, three-dimensional geometric spaces. . . .
> 
> 
> With Art gone, is anyone working on PyGeo? The system has some very
> interesting and useful features, and it would be a pity for it to
> fade away as orphanware. Perhaps the same people at NSF who arranged
> the VPython grant might be interested in supporting future PyGeo
> development. Any ideas/suggestions, Bruce & company?
> 
> Joel
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> 
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