[GWhere-discussion] Re: greetings

[Zero]

Hi again list,


> > Hello, i am new in this mailgroup. I would like to introduce myself
> shortly. 
>
>         wellcome 
>
> > I studied programming c, c++ long time ago, so my knowledge is ...
> upgradeable. 
>
>     I studied c,c++,clipper,quick basic,visual basic, and now triyng to
> build a QT program for linux.(not started) 
>
> > I am a 1 year newbie in linux world, now i feel like to study programming X
> apps. 
>
> > I would like to join to GWhere group, because i couldn't find any more disc
> catalogiser under GPL and i think this project can be better fitted to my
> needs. 
>
>         there is one more cataloguer but not GUI and Gwhere is the best for
> now, and very fast than Advanced Catalog for windows.
I think that GWhere runs under GNU/Linux, Cygwin and MS Windows systems is 
very great. I don't know others programs which allow using a disk catalog in 
a same time under Linux and Windows.
I think the next main feature should be the import/export with different 
catalog storage format as XML, database (*SQL), Where Is It?, Advanced Disk 
Catalog, ...
What do you think about?? 


> > I would like to give a hungarian translation and if my time allows and
> accepted by GWhere team i would help to get some ideas turning to reality: 
>
>         that's fine


Regards, 

Zero
Main author,
GWhere - Another way to manage your catalogs!!
http://www.gwhere.org