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From: Brian St . P. <bst...@me...> - 2000-03-26 17:31:12
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Do you know where I can find documentation on the gtk-xmhtml library? I can't seem to find any good documentation (other than the header files)... > I just played around with some GNOME-stuff. I'd like to convert Express > to a completely GNOME-based app. This would involve several changes, > e.g. we can use GNOME for the About-box, Menu-bar, Status-bar, icons etc. > I already hacked together a version of Express with all the > GNOME-libraries etc. correctly checked in configure.in / > src/Makefile.am, though it still had some problems with a segfault... The great thing about switching to being fully "gnome compliant" is that we can do it gradually. I.e. First switch the main window, then the menus, the dialogs, etc. > What do you think - should we first make a release with the stuff we > already have, or try to 'gnomify' Express before a release? That depends on a few things: - When do you want to release? - What functionality do you want in the first release? - How "gnomish" would you want to be before a release? - How stable do you want to be? I would say that if you want to release without adding any more functionality, several things have to get cleaned up: - implement more of HTTP - fetch remote images and display them - fix the problems with the back and forward buttons (the back button works some of the time, but there are still bugs) - make it more stable, there are still some very easy ways to crash it Let me know what you want and I'll try to work toward the goals. A "roadmap" might be nice. But it is a beautiful sunny day here, so I am going outside. Maybe I'll even wash my car... maybe not... -Brian |