> Now, I've been thinking a bit about how we should organize this, and > have a few issues I'd like to discuss.
Christian also had some ideas. IMPORTANT: Above are just my ideas. Feedback from the rest (esp from you, james). > - should we explicitly notify james and the rest of the guys, and get > some of his thoughts on this? doesn't seem like he's reading the list > nowadays... I bet he's still reading but doesn't have the time to answer all he mails he gets. However, the "rest of the guys" are aware since that has been discussed on irc ;) > - should we start by doing a bugfix / extension release of the 2.0.x > series, or do a release for gtk+ 2.2 / gnome 2.4, or just start working > on a complete 2.4 / 2.6 right away? My feeling is that there is few chance that pygtk gets released before gnome 2.6 is released. Therefore we should go 2.4/2.6 > - should we set up a new pygtk-devel mailing list (I don't know if > there's one already), or just use the normal pygtk list and the bugzilla > to communicate? I wouldn't use a new mailing list for now. I think a second mailing list may be needed if we find the traffic is high enough to create one. > - how do we do the development? should we submit patches against the > current cvs, get write access (at least a couple of us) to cvs, or set > up our own cvs tree? Christian proposed to setup a reviewing team. Some of us (including me) do have cvs access. Including patches in bugzilla can be a good start since we'll be able to trace it in case of someone want to review it before it is included. > - i'd really like to put an emphasis on documentation. I don't know how > this is handled currently, but since pygtk will be the first contact > many people have with gtk I think good-quality docs are very important. > The current docs are not at all bad, but they could be improved and > there doesn't seem to be any python-gnome documentation at all. Christian will setup tutorials/articles pages on pygtk.org I don't know what's the state of the API documentation but it could be an idea to step trhough it and looks how complete it is. I will try to add a page that lists tasks to be done. _______________________________________________ pygtk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.daa.com.au/mailman/listinfo/pygtk Read the PyGTK FAQ: http://www.async.com.br/faq/pygtk/
