first this:
> http://dev.ajubasolutions.com/community/coreteam/
...new, larger, "batteries included" releases...
and then I stumbled upon this little quote on comp.lang.tcl:
> > IMO, it's obvious: Tcl needs to go where people are going. =
Glueing to
> > each and every technology under the sun, and that includes =
Python and
> > Perl. Closing the door out of fear of being overtaken by others =
would
> > be a big mistake.
>=20
> And let us not forget that Guido himself posted a message to c.l.t
> suggesting that python and tcl pool their work at the lower level
> implementation.
hmm. what exactly am I missing here? ;-)
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