Am 15.07.2011 18:35, schrieb Dan McGee:

2011/7/15 Yaşar Arabacı :

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Hi,

I have created a simple package knowledge quiz game with pyalpm and wanted to share it. It doesn't have a difficulty concept right now so it could get a little frustrating. You will need to install pyalpm and pyqt in order to run it. You can find it in the attachment. In order to open, just run gui.py.

Have fun!

This is hilarious. My best score is only 2, the installed size questions should be bonus points for sure!

Yeah - you should have to guess the installed size and get points depending on how close you are.

For the wrong answer of installed size questions, I used wrong answers in the range of 0.7 * right_answer and 1.3 * right_answer. I guess that was too close to actual answer than, I will revise it again :) 2011/7/15 Dan McGee

On Fri, Jul 15, 2011 at 11:43 AM, Thomas Bächler wrote:

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Am 15.07.2011 18:35, schrieb Dan McGee:

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2011/7/15 Yaşar Arabacı :

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Hi,

I have created a simple package knowledge quiz game with pyalpm and wanted to share it. It doesn't have a difficulty concept right now so it could get a little frustrating. You will need to install pyalpm and pyqt in order to run it. You can find it in the attachment. In order to open, just run gui.py.

Have fun!

This is hilarious. My best score is only 2, the installed size questions should be bonus points for sure!

Yeah - you should have to guess the installed size and get points depending on how close you are.

Alternatively if the shown answers were always in different orders of magnitude, it would be a lot easier to take an educated guess. I know the kernel is in the 50 MB range, but showing 50 MB and 55 MB and having to choose is very hard. Showing 5/50/500/5000 would make it more fair.

-Dan

On Friday, July 15, 2011 08:12:51 PM Yaşar Arabacı wrote:

I didn't understand if you are asking permission or wondering if it is possible (I am not native english speaker.) If first, sure, if second, I am not sure, but I guess it should work. And also, if you are going to do it, I would be glad if you mentioned my name.

2011/7/15 Yaro Kasear

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On Friday, July 15, 2011 07:27:44 PM Yaşar Arabacı wrote:

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Hi,

I have created a simple package knowledge quiz game with pyalpm and

wanted

...

to share it. It doesn't have a difficulty concept right now so it could

get

...

a little frustrating. You will need to install pyalpm and pyqt in order

to

...

run it. You can find it in the attachment. In order to open, just run gui.py.

Have fun!

Yaşar Arabacı

This is very fun. I wonder if I could translate this into regular C++/Qt/libalpm and make it a featue of my package manager. Perhaps to do during download/install times?

Naturally I would. I'll look into the possibility.

I implemented different points for different questions and make installed size questions get wrong answers from much broader range so it is easier to make an educated guess. Current points for questions are: definition : 1 depends = 2 required by = 3 installed size = 6 packager = 6 owning package = 3 You can find latest in the attachment. 15 Temmuz 2011 20:16 tarihinde Yaşar Arabacı yazdı:

Great. I didn't use much commenting on the code, so if you need help with something you can always ask.

2011/7/15 Yaro Kasear

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On Friday, July 15, 2011 08:12:51 PM Yaşar Arabacı wrote:

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I didn't understand if you are asking permission or wondering if it is possible (I am not native english speaker.) If first, sure, if second, I am not sure, but I guess it should work. And also, if you are going to do it, I would be glad if you mentioned my name.

2011/7/15 Yaro Kasear

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On Friday, July 15, 2011 07:27:44 PM Yaşar Arabacı wrote:

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Hi,

I have created a simple package knowledge quiz game with pyalpm and

wanted

...

to share it. It doesn't have a difficulty concept right now so it could

get

...

a little frustrating. You will need to install pyalpm and pyqt in order

to

...

run it. You can find it in the attachment. In order to open, just run gui.py.

Have fun!

Yaşar Arabacı

This is very fun. I wonder if I could translate this into regular C++/Qt/libalpm and make it a featue of my package manager. Perhaps to do during download/install times?

Naturally I would. I'll look into the possibility.