I think that debian-lex should focus developing solutions so that
existing software used by legal offices are easier to install and
maintain with Debian.
It is also a great that we can have lawyers and programmers from
various fields, which sometimes may even normally compete with
each other, collaborating on this list. No need to always reinvent
the wheel.
But I do not understand why we should discuss about a particular
technical implementation (programming language) unless we are
going to develop something in particular. But I don't think
that this should be the focus of this list.
matt
Le 2007-11-29, à 18:24:11 +0100, Diego Zanga (naarani@gmail.com) écrit:
2007/11/29, Jeroen de Kreek.nl <post@jeroendekreek.nl>:
> A lot of people wrote there code for the legal market in Microsoft Language,
> they all have to change there code because the lawyers are gone use Debian-lex.
> For them it would be great if Debian-lex has its focus on Python. Python is
> superior to java and a lot of people have to learn a new language because of
> Debian-lex, so this discussion is very important.
woah, i always hoped a flame area to speak about superior race language
[i spent the last 10 years listening to microsoft speaking about how much
microsoft languages were superior to java]
actually i'd like to understand two simple things:
1) what kind of support do you think debian-lex will give
2) if this idea is so wonderfull why we do not start to tell debian distro
itself should focus to python?
cya
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