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'''PyGenes''' is a [[third party]] [[genetics]] [[Tool|editor]] for Linux, in development by [[FishFace]]. It uses [[Wikipedia:Python|Python]], [[Wikipedia:PyGTK|PyGTK]] and [[Wikipedia:Glade Interface Designer|Glade]] and should be [[Wikipedia:Open source|Open Source]] on completion.
 
'''PyGenes''' is a [[third party]] [[genetics]] [[Tool|editor]] for Linux, in development by [[FishFace]]. It uses [[Wikipedia:Python|Python]], [[Wikipedia:PyGTK|PyGTK]] and [[Wikipedia:Glade Interface Designer|Glade]] and should be [[Wikipedia:Open source|Open Source]] on completion.
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PyGenes is in dire need of testers, coders, coffee and cheerleaders. If you are able to run programs in PyGTK, please grab the source and run some tests.  If you want to help get hacking and send in some diffs. So far, the TODO can be found by typing "grep -R TODO *" in the root directory of the source tree.
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==
 
*[http://gamewaredevelopment.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?p=78139 Discussion at the Gameware Forums]
 
*[http://gamewaredevelopment.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?p=78139 Discussion at the Gameware Forums]
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*[http://ccdevnet.org/viewcvs.cgi/?root=pygenes ViewCVS page]
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*[svn://ccdevnet.org/pygenes SVN Repository]
  
 
[[Category:Linux Tools]][[Category:Genetic Editors]]
 
[[Category:Linux Tools]][[Category:Genetic Editors]]

Revision as of 22:24, 14 October 2006

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Information may change significantly as the project progresses.

PyGenes is a third party genetics editor for Linux, in development by FishFace. It uses Python, PyGTK and Glade and should be Open Source on completion.

PyGenes is in dire need of testers, coders, coffee and cheerleaders. If you are able to run programs in PyGTK, please grab the source and run some tests. If you want to help get hacking and send in some diffs. So far, the TODO can be found by typing "grep -R TODO *" in the root directory of the source tree.

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