Hello, As Daniel suggested, I'm writing this email to keep you updated on my Google Summer of Code Project - APAF. Following the hackathon of the 18-21 May, we reached a working build environment, and a primitive administration page. Below follows a brief update about what is the current status of the software: Development: I've defined what a service really is in terms of implementation, and approached the administration service (the "panel") in such a way that any future application may hide or completely override it. This shall give not only a comfortable user experience but also elasticity to the software. Testing: unittests cover most of the software, but even though APAF is still in an embrional state, I would be glad anyway to receive some feedbacks from you, about which OS the apaf was tested on and any bug you were able to find. Documentation: currently is disorganized, and splitted between sphynx and github wiki. But, the data is there, and I promise that on the next days I will merge/rewrite the two :) Anyway, the code is highly documented, in my opinion the generated sphynx documentation is acceptable. Deployment: I kept working on the build system, which at the current revision works on windows, osx and as vanilla python .egg., but there are still some issues - for example, the automation of .deb build and blobbing external tools on windows. In case you need a quick link to the project, https://github.com/mmaker/apaf -- ù