On Sep 27, 2006, at 1:39 PM, Scott Mattocks wrote:
Pango hasn't even been touched yet. And then we have the ATK stuff. Adding Cairo support on top of that is not trivial IMO. I think one of the keys to getting more help (and getting Gtk+2.10 implemented) is to generate interest and a stable release will definitely go a long way to that end. I vote (not that my vote counts for much since I write C code like a 5 year old :) ) to finish what has been started and then pile more work on after that. If we keep pushing the target out, we will never hit a stable release.
I agree with Scott. A full final release will generate a lot more interest than the alphas/betas we put out and I'd rather adhere to the release-early, release-often philosophy. I think Gtk+ 2.6 will be enough for the 1.0 release, and 1.1 can cover 2.8 API.
Possibly, but 2.6 is very buggy under doze. 2.8 much less so. That's the basis of my concern over it.
- Steph
-Andrei