Giddy with GNOME
I was thinking that since I had most of GNOME built, I'd get gnumeric going as well... well... that turned out to be a significant addition. Here's what I had to do to get it going:
- gperf - from the GNU mirrors, it's a nice hash function (so they say).
- gb - GNOME Basic which is of marginal use in that gnumeric doesn't work with all versions, and so this can really be left out without any real loss.
- libglade - this was an upgrade as I needed the latest version.
- glade - ditto - upgrading one means getting the latest of the other.
- libole2 - linking and embedding library.
- libxslt - maybe not necessary, but since I was there getting stuff, I got it.
- libgtop - profiling library for GNOME.
- gtop - app to profile a system.
- Error 0.13 - this is a perl module needed for ORBit's CORBA::ORBit interface.
- CORBA-ORBit - this is a perl interface for ORBit.
- GNOME-GNORBA - this is a higher level interface for GNOME and ORBit.
- gnome-python - this is the python interfaces to GNOME.
- gnome-objc - these are the Obj-C interfaces to GNOME.
- gnome-utils - these are general utils from the GNOME collection.
- libgda - the GNOME Database Adaptor for generic database access.
- gnome-db - the Access-like tool for GNOME databases.
- gnumeric - the spreadsheet.
Maybe if I have time I'll look into writing CORBA plugins for gnumeric just to see how it goes together.
Today I went downtown for an interview with Bank of America. It took several hours, and here's hoping that I hear from them tomorrow with good news. I could really use some good news.
I got word from Leslie on the WebPipe.net hosting and moved the files up in preparation for the hosting. Looking very good... They left out the information about the PostgreSQL database - how to connect to it, accounts, etc. so I had Leslie ask them. Once I get that I'll be able to go in and set up the database and get the site rockin'. Then it's a simple matter of telling Network Solutions to use a different DNS for naturalmeat.com and it'll be live. Very nice to be so close to getting it working.