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[Caio Alonso <caioalons@xxxxxxxxx>]

Looks like printing is the first one to be approved for 0.3, I'll start
developing it.

When you get to think of how small PyRoom is, there is no need to
implement Psyco. Blueprint status changed to obsolete.

About the spellchecking, I'll let you check the doc before changing any
status.

About the visual identity, I'll talk to Marc Carson to see if he can
still help.

Now about the other blueprints, cursor at eye-level etc, i think we got
time to discuss them after those things that you mentioned have been
solved.

And if you're reading this, Nathan, do you have a deadline for us to get
0.3 done?

Cheers
Caio

On Thu, 2008-05-08 at 19:56 +0000, Adam Rooke wrote:
> With regards to the spell checking:
> I was using "gtk-spell" which is available in the gnome-python-extras
> package (documentation here:
> http://www.pygtk.org/pygtkspell/class-gtkspell.html ). The issue was
> that gtk-spell is based on a text-view (gtksourceview works just fine)
> but when that text-view has multiple buffers associated with it, an
> error kicks in. 
> 
> Just branched it and I don't get an error posted in the terminal
> anymore...The spell checking doesn't work though with more than one
> buffer. I will read up and see if there is anything that can be
> changed.
> 
> The printing:
> I read up on that a while ago and it seemed fairly simple to
> implement, it would just be a relatively fiddly thing to put together.
> 
> Visual Identity:
> Marc Carson posted some good website mocks/logos a while ago in
> launchpad: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/pyroom/+bug/193589 .
> Additionally he is a website designer so his help could come in
> handy....
> 
> Physcho:
> The potential issue with that is that it is slightly more demanding on
> the memory. Then again, in pyroom, what will the user be doing that
> requires a lot of memory?
> 
> That will do for now :-) Time to experience the joy of searching
> through documentaion...
> 
> btw, thanks for all the work your doing for the project right now Caio
> and Nathan, the rest of us are just slacking...
> Cheers,
> Adam