The Tabs dialog will not be ready by the end of this week. I've submitted two new files, but left out the Makefile changes. Hopefully, it will be ready soon. -shack On Thu, Jan 27, 2000 at 11:09:20PM -0800, Paul Rohr wrote: > OK folks, > > Linux World is next week, and it's been a *long* time since 0.7.7 shipped. > As Shaw hinted last week, we're currently trying to nail things down for a > pre-show 0.7.8 release. As part of the process, I want to make sure that we > haven't left anything out of this release that really, really ought to be in > it. > > I've done my usual pre-release pass through the email and Bonsai logs to try > to summarize the highlights of everything that's in this release. Here's > what I've found: > > - True WYSIWYG support ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > - No more character dirt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > - Overline ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > - Fixed minor display glitches (#375, 583, 588, 714) > - Better support for non-English content ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > - Swedish localization ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > - Indonesian localization ([EMAIL PROTECTED], > [EMAIL PROTECTED]) > - Danish, Finnish, French, Italian ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), > Norwegian ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), and Spanish localizations updated > - LaTeX exporter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > - Various Word import improvements (#630-632, 634, 684) > - Error propagation to fix #343, 563, 626, 665, 682, and 683 > ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > - Mouse wheel support for Windows ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > - Unix no longer requires libstdc++ > - Misc PostScript fixes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > - RPM fixes for GNOME desktop integration ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > > By my count, the following four patches are all still pending: > > - Insert Date and Time dialog (1/15, [EMAIL PROTECTED]) > - Update copyrights to 2000, #275 (1/19, [EMAIL PROTECTED]) > - BR, HTML as XHTML, #629 (1/27, [EMAIL PROTECTED]) > - Command-line document conversion (1/27, [EMAIL PROTECTED]) > > Two questions for anyone with stuff to contribute to this release: > > 1. Did I miss anything or leave anyone out? > 2. Do you have code *related to these features* that you want checked in? > > There's been a real flurry of activity recently, so now it's time for us all > to focus on assessing and improving the stability of this release. As soon > as we get 0.7.8 stabilized and shipped, everyone can dive back into the > usual free-for-all process of implementing new features. > > Thanks, > Paul > >
