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Re: Karamba vs. SuperKaramba
by Rodion on Monday 05/May/2003, @11:32
This really doesn't make much sense at all. In what ways are the aims of Karamba and SuperKaramba different? Sooner or later, the two projects are going to have to merge, or else one will die off--doesn't it make sense to merge them now and avoid wasting time before the inevitable?
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Re: Karamba vs. SuperKaramba
by Dave on Saturday 10/May/2003, @08:24
Sure
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Re: Karamba vs. SuperKaramba
by HiltonT on Saturday 07/Jun/2003, @17:17
Hhmmm - a thread entitled Karamba vs. SuperKaramba that totally ignores the aim. Not handy. So, is anyone actually going to dare approach the topic of this thread and actually DETAIL the differences?

- HiltonT
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  • Re: Karamba vs. SuperKaramba
    by Miles on Thursday 23/Oct/2003, @17:16
    I guess not, huh? and here I am, after googling "karamba vs. superkaramba" months later, and void of information because of it!

    For shame!
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    • Re: Karamba vs. SuperKaramba
      by Datschge on Thursday 23/Oct/2003, @23:44
      Karamba uses perl for its theme scripts while SuperKaramba (without space gets you more hits when searching) mainly uses python instead.
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