Can we release 3.8.18?

[Jasper Huijsmans]

On 24 Jul 2002 07:47:43 -0400
Joe Klemmer <klemmerj at webtrek.com> wrote:

> On Wed, 2002-07-24 at 04:57, Jasper Huijsmans wrote:
> 
> > I was wondering (while trying to find an excuse not to work) if
> > there is anything holding us back to do a release with the new
> > taskbar code. It's a real nice addition and many people seem to use
> > it already.
> > 
> > Are there any known problems or missing features that would prevent
> > us to do a release? Personally I have no idea, because I run
> > xfwm4/xfce4 exclusively now.
> > 
> > Any opinions?
> 
> 	I posted this very question a little while ago and also posted

I saw it, but I didn't feel I could make a comment, since I never used
the taskbar-enabled xfce. I wanted to put a reference to it in my mail,
but I forgot ;-)

> what
> might be a very minor bug.  The bug is that whenever an app ends and
> it's window closes the subprocess diagnostic window pops up with -
> 
> /home/klemmerj/.gtkrc:231: error: invalid string constant
> "xfcebar_taskbar4", expected valid string constant
> 
> This doesn't seem to actually hurt anything.  I commented the line
> (#231) out of my ~/.gtkrc and the message goes away, obviously.  This
> is happening with  Edscott's daily rpm build of CVS, specifically the
> one built on 7/17.  I have not tried any of the newer ones yet.
> 

I was hoping Marcin could answer this question. Or Olivier. It seems to
have something to do with the custom .gtkrc created by xfce. Either
Marcin or Olivier added this support for special taskbar customization.

> 	On a side note...  I know sometimes I'm paranoid, and I make
> 	allowances
> for it, but lately I am feeling a little more so.  I have posted
> messages in the XFce lists and to Olivier directly but it seems like
> either they aren't being seen or they are, let's say being given a
> lower priority.  Hopefully I haven't honked anyone off, especially
> Olivier. If I did I didn't mean to, honest.  For the record, should I
> ever say or do something to offend or hurt and anger anyone please let
> me know. There's a very good chance that I haven't the slightest clue
> what I did.  And I know from experience that subtle (and blatant)
> hints don't work well with me.  Just come out and tell me, off list
> OC.
> 
> <END OF PSYCHOTIC BABBLING> 
> 

I can't think of anything, but then again I'm not easily offended ;-)

Jasper

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