Hi Ben!

>> These are the PYTHON areas I've got set up here.
>> pdnpydb             Python DataBase components
>> pdnpydoc            Python Docs
>> pdnpydos            Python for DOS/Win3.1
>> pdnpygraph          Python graphic modules
>> pdnpyfido           Fidonet programs written in Python
>> pdnpylnx            Python Linux files
>> pdnpymac            Python for the Mac
>> pdnpymath           Python Math components
>> pdnpymisc           Python misc. modules
>> pdnpyport           Python port modules
>> pdnpystr            Python Structures
>> pdnpyweb            Python Web/internet components
>> pdnpywnt            Python Windows NT/95 files

>> Most recently, I probably haven't looked for PYTHON files, but I can
>> if there's interest. I can also add areas if that's helpful.

> New releases of Python 3 come out in 2 weeks :)

:)

I stay away from Python version releases mostly because they are so well
distributed by various OS's, know what I mean?  In the beginning (maybe in
2000? something like that) I did send out a number of PYTHON releases since it
was not really "known" so much in the beginning.  Now for linux at least, it's
better if people use their OS file updater to keep up to date.  Is the same
with Windows, or do you have to go to the PYTHON home page and grab it? Just
curious :)

>> And of course if you've got something, even a snippet of code that
>> your find useful I'm sure we can find an area to release it in.

> I will eventually, but just started my tutorial so it'll be awhile {chuckle}
> though I did write a .py pgm, print("Hello World");, and it works! lol

Hey, that is start for sure.. :)

> Thanks for info, was going to check them out!

No problem.. there are some interesting files there... :)

Only a few in pdpyfido, but that can change 

Take care,
Janis

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