I recently finished a project in which small notebook computers are being used as sales tools in a chain of retail outlets. I put together a minimal version of Ubuntu Natty, starting with the server edition, and added just enough GUI packages to run a wxPython app. Then I set it up to automatically login and run the wxPython program when the notebook boots, and shut down when the user clicks a button. If anyone else is interested in this, I’d be happy to write up a wiki page on the details of how I did it. On the other hand, if nobody will ever read it, I might as well not spend the time. Let me know what you all think.
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Best Regards,
Michael Moriarity
I would be very interested…
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On Nov 12, 2011 10:25 AM, “Michael Moriarity” datasmith@gmail.com wrote:
I recently finished a project in which small notebook computers are being used as sales tools in a chain of retail outlets. I put together a minimal version of Ubuntu Natty, starting with the server edition, and added just enough GUI packages to run a wxPython app. Then I set it up to automatically login and run the wxPython program when the notebook boots, and shut down when the user clicks a button. If anyone else is interested in this, I’d be happy to write up a wiki page on the details of how I did it. On the other hand, if nobody will ever read it, I might as well not spend the time. Let me know what you all think.
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Best Regards,
Michael Moriarity
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Very interested since I may have to rewite sthg 9 years old Java based
in the not too far future ...
... and I still don't like Java ... 
Tobi
Thank you all for the feedback. I’ll write it up in the next few days, and announce it here when I’m done.
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Best Regards,
Michael Moriarity