Status update for client-side-windows

2008-12-19 Thread Alexander Larsson
This week I've been fixing failures in the gtk tests, cleaned up event
handling and fixing a bunch of issues related to native windows.

Things are looking very nice now. There are very few testcase failures,
and with the last fixes to the native window code we're able to run
firefox with no obvious problems.

Bratsche was gonna look at the win32 port. I don't know the status of
that. It would be nice if maintainers of the other backends could take a
look at the branch too, as it would be nice to know as early as possible
about design issues in the cross-platform code.

After today I'm mostly offline for xmas vacation, I'll be back jan 12th
or so. But interested people can still look at and work on the code.


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Re: Status update for client-side-windows

2008-12-19 Thread Olav Vitters
On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 11:33:19AM +0100, Alexander Larsson wrote:
 Things are looking very nice now. There are very few testcase failures,
 and with the last fixes to the native window code we're able to run
 firefox with no obvious problems.

First gio/gvfs, now this :-)

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Regards,
Olav
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Status update on client-side-windows branch

2008-12-08 Thread Alexander Larsson
Last week I've been working madly on the client side windows branch.

I've implemented native child windows using shaped windows and on-demand
creation of native windows. Part of that was also cleaning up the X
backend, removing all the 32bit window coordinate handling.

I've also gone through a lot of the issues found in testgtk, fixing
bugs. The updated list of missing features and broken testcases (much
shorter now) is at:
http://live.gnome.org/GTK%2B/ClientSideWindows

I've tried make install and running standard apps with this branch. Most
stuff seem to work from a quick look, including things like the gnome
panel and nautilus. However there is some issue with firefox, it shows
the UI but the content area is all black.

Today I rebased the branch to latest trunk.

This is a much cleaner and more finished version than last week, and I'd
appreciate if people took a look at it. Especially the various backend
maintainers.





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