Humberto Ortiz Zuazaga wrote: > > 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. I agree. > 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. Wow, that is strange. > 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. There's a big push now to come out with Gnome 1.0.50 (1.0.40 is a beta release), and I think they'll have RPMs for just about everything. Cheers. Jeff -- +----------------------------+ | J.W. Bizzaro | | jeff at bioinformatics.org | | | | THE OPEN LAB | | Open Source Bioinformatics | | | | http://bioinformatics.org/ | +----------------------------+