PRepS was designed around the needs that I have when working on a software project. This fact is shown by the default severities, statuses, and problem types. However, I attempted to make PRepS flexible enough so that it could be used for other type of projects.
Not really. At this point, there is only the plain old GTK interface. I have been playing with the PHP based interface, but have not gotten very far. Perhaps in the future, I will put everything else on hold, and work on that. I would also like to work on a Gnome interface and a KDE interface.
That would be cool, but I don't really have time to work on it. I have some ideas on how I would like it to work, but have not really solidified them in any way. If you have an interest in doing this, e-mail me at stuffle@charter.net, and I will be happy to share my ideas with you.
No. I am not opposed to the idea, I just don't have time to work on it. Plus, then I would need to re-learn how to use Visual C++ (an activity I should probably do anyhow).
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