windows support

[amoffat]

it should work in theory, except for the paths of config files, and how focus.py knows about the other nameservers to fail over to (which is gotten on linux by scraping /etc/resolv.conf)

[edwinyzh]

Yes, windows support, please!

[amoffat]

@edwinyzh cool, I'll give it a shot :)

I'm a noob at windows development, so if you (or anyone reading this) has any answers to following, that would help me out a lot:

• Where's the best place to put config files? (Do I need to edit the registry or something?)
• I thought I had more than one question

[edwinyzh]

• Can you store the configuration files in the same folder as focus.py? Don't mess with the Windows registry, it's a bad OS design IMHO :)
• I thought you had more than one question :)

[kjagiello]

You can run "ipconfig /all", but it prints all your network interfaces and I am not sure how to chose the right one.

[jumoel]

Where's the best place to put config files? (Do I need to edit the registry or something?)

%AppData%//

(http://blogs.msdn.com/b/patricka/archive/2010/03/18/where-should-i-store-my-data-and-configuration-files-if-i-target-multiple-os-versions.aspx)

[amoffat]

Thanks guys