I finally landed my patch that rewrites the event paths for Gtk events on the Mozilla tip today. Yay, dialogs no longer block the whole application anyore. At least on the tip. Now all I have to do is get this onto the 1.0 branch and it will make people a lot happier.

I've also been refocusing on gtk2 again since my gtk1.2 work is pretty much done. I went through and cleaned up all the indenting and tabs that I left in the gtk front end code from my frantic coding explosion a couple of months ago. I hope that no one has signifigant patches against it because if they do, they will have to be remerged by hand.

I also put up some new Xft rpms for 1.0rc1. They seem to work OK except some people have reported HUGE fonts and it doesn't seem to work on pages that use characters outside of the standard latin character set. Don't know what's up with that but I don't have time to look at it at the moment. In any case, they work on my home machine pretty well. As usual, if you want to use it you need to have some decent fonts intalled and a ~/.fonts.conf as I explained in the original article in .gtk. (or was it .unix? I can't remember.)

...unlike Netscape 6, it doesn't crash every time you look at it funny... Oh, the irony of that statement.

I spent the entire weekend studiously avoiding doing any kind of work whatsoever. Instead, since Phil was in town looking for apartments I ended up hanging out with him and Joe and Jacob for much of the weekend. Not a bad way to kill a weekend, in my opinion. We ate well, that's for sure.

I got a couple more images for The Project from a person who also has a good collection of images of her own.

I got a few pictures for The Project. I also got a couple of pages that have items for sale that are pretty crappy, too.

Besides that I've been working a lot on non-mozilla related things, sadly. In my oh-so-copious spare time I've managed to get embedding working with gtk2 without too much pain. Focus still isn't quite right, but it's close.