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vcottineau

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Registered: 2011-05-05

Posts: 15

Simple TODO manager

Hello, I have created a simple TODO manager written in python with a ncurses interface.

The program is available here : 2do-curses-1.0.tar.gz
To install just type as root:

python setup.py install

Last edited by vcottineau (2011-09-03 21:15:00)

Mr.Elendig

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Registered: 2004-11-07

Posts: 4,094

Re: Simple TODO manager

Hint: use distutils to distribute the app, much nicer than copy/paste from forums

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vcottineau

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Registered: 2011-05-05

Posts: 15

Re: Simple TODO manager

Hint: use distutils to distribute the app, much nicer than copy/paste from forums

Thanks a lot  for the hint

Last edited by vcottineau (2011-09-03 15:38:21)

ewaller

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Re: Simple TODO manager

Moderator comment:
vcottineau,
Be careful with posting large pictures.  Your file is only 34K, so I'll leave it be.  In general you should adhere to https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fo … s_and_Code.  Personally, I only enforce the file size and not the pixel count.  With other moderators, YMMV.

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Mr.Elendig

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From: The intertubes

Registered: 2004-11-07

Posts: 4,094

Re: Simple TODO manager

To install just type as root:

python setup.py install

No need to be root actually, also it is really easy to wrap in a PKGBUILD

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vcottineau

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Registered: 2011-05-05

Posts: 15

Re: Simple TODO manager

Hm I don't know so much about distutils as I am using it for the first time

In the setup.py I consider my python program as a "script" and the default install path is then /usr/bin (root)