Ian Bicking on [ScheVo] and DuRus. Schevo is really just the schema - it builds on top of an Object Data Base (Py Per Syst, DuRus, or ZODB). Which is where Durus comes into play - Durus is kind of a simpler reimplementation of ZODB. The only real way that ZODB sounded better was that it's threadsafe, so you can run it in process in a threaded environment. But Durus is client-server - like [ZEO] (the client-server extension to ZODB) - and that's good enough for me.

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