> Some documentation about bonobo ( GNOME::Stream/ GNOME::Storage and more ) > that arrieved recently. > > > If anyone is interested, there is a beta release of bonobo-doc > > on http://www.stud.enst.fr/~lacage/linux/corba/book1.html > > Comments are wellcome. Bonobo is definitely something we need. It is gnome's model for embedding components into documents. Right now it is used to embed guppi plots into gnumeric spreadsheets. It specifically provides for the kind of user interaction we want to have in loci: click on a plot in gnumeric and alter the x axis. It does this using CORBA as the base model. The documentation looks very promising, and since this will be a standard part of gnome, it's something we can really leverage. Unfortunately I can't get it to build on my machine! I've spent the better part of two weeks trying to get bonobo, guppi and goose, and gnumeric built to test it. It doesn't work on redhat 5.2 with updated gnome rpms, or the stock 6.0. I think the new rpms on ftp.gurulabs.com will be better, but haven't had a chance to test them yet. You still need to compile bonobo, goose, guppi and gnumeric from cvs to get the bonobo support. I'll post a summary when I get this working. If someone already has this set up, please post a recipe for us to follow. -- Humberto Ortiz Zuazaga Bioinformatics Specialist Institute of Neurobiology hortiz at neurobio.upr.clu.edu