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podiobooks
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Podiobooks.com ================== Team Lead: Tim White (tim@cyface.com) Lead Developer: Brant Steen (brant@brantsteen.com) Team Lead Emeritus: Chris Miller (chris@ctmiller.net) Podiobooks has merged into Scribl.com! ===================================== Head over to http://scribl.com to get your favorite audiobooks! License ------- This software is licensed under a GPL v3.0 license. Please visit http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0-standalone.html for a full reading of the license. A full copy has also been included in this package, in LICENSE.txt. Purpose ------- The purpose of the Podiobooks project is to create a platform for distributing serialized audiobooks. Required Packages ----------------- The project has been set up to use pip and virtualenv, so you can find an list of all dependencies in the podiobooks/requirements.txt file. You can choose to install that list of dependencies directly in your Python installation, or using virtualenv. For development use, a requirements_dev.txt exists to pull in additional packages useful for testing and debugging. In the devscripts/virtualenv folder are a series of scripts that will be useful in setting up your local development environment with virtualenv, which creates an isolated Python environment just for this project. A warning that getting the "PIL" imaging library to install correctly using any method is tricky. Django is now using the "Pillow" library, so downloading that as a separate installer is a good idea.
