An UML2 Diagram editor for Linux

Googling I found Gaphor. Iwas bored of Dia. Gaphor uses dia canvas but it's more UML2 oriented ant it's write in python!
Unfortunally debian package of gaphor depends on python-zope.interface that is broken.
So I decided to use python-virtualenv to install gaphor.

As root:

root@thelemasys:~# aptitude install python-virtualenv


And then as user:

denever@thelemasys:~$ virtualenv gaphor
denever@thelemasys:~$ cd gaphor
denever@thelemasys:~/gaphor$ source bin/activate
(gaphor)denever@thelemasys:~/gaphor$ easy_install gaphor
(gaphor)denever@thelemasys:~/gaphor$ gaphor


turbogears 1.0 in debian is broken

turbogears 1.0 in debian is broken.
So how to fix it?

easy_install "turbojson=1.1.4"
easy_install "turbojson<1.2"
easy_install "TurboCheetah>=1.0"
easy_install "TurboGears>=1.0.8"

Giving a GTK+ Interface to OCrypt.py using Glade

RCLUG invited Gianni Amato to LinuxDay2008 as speaker on Forensic Analysis with Linux. It is really nice to make Gianni’s acquaintance. He is really competent! Speaking with Gianni I discover that he wrote a nice python script to crypt/decrypt files called OCrypt.py. OCrypt.py has a GUI interface written in Tkinter. Gianni would like to write a GTK+ interface, but he hadn't much free time. So I offered to write a GTK+ interface for OCrypt.py using PyGtk and Python. Now, I recorded the creation of the interface with Glade using recordmydesktop.
There isn't my voice in these days I have a sore throat...



You can find updated glade file and the python script of OCrypt-gtk.py on my github.com repository.