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Is that a "show stopper" for the 1.0 release? [[User:Stefan Urbanek|Stefan Urbanek]] 09:18, 23 Feb 2005 (CET) | Is that a "show stopper" for the 1.0 release? [[User:Stefan Urbanek|Stefan Urbanek]] 09:18, 23 Feb 2005 (CET) | ||
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| + | There are many parts of GUI that are not finished, though they do not come up as often in applications as the parts that are finished. They are marked in the code by "//FIXME" usually. One example is handling of scrollbars of multiple widths. OpenStep provides for both two fixed scrollbar widths (normal and small) and a variable-width option. Neither are supported in GUI (but are not used that often). | ||
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| + | Base is almost entirely complete, excepting some Number formatting capabilities and maybe a couple of other things listed in the bug tracker. | ||
Revision as of 18:13, 24 February 2005
Arobert writes: There are many parts of GUI that are not finished, though they do not come up as often in applications as the parts that are finished. They are marked in the code by "//FIXME" usually. One example is handling of scrollbars of multiple widths. OpenStep provides for both two fixed scrollbar widths (normal and small) and a variable-width option. Neither are supported in GUI (but are not used that often).
Is that a "show stopper" for the 1.0 release? Stefan Urbanek 09:18, 23 Feb 2005 (CET)
What needs to be done for GNUstep 1.0? Can someone provide a check-list? In the checklist, please provide a severity of the task, whether it is a blocker or if we can live without that.
There are many parts of GUI that are not finished, though they do not come up as often in applications as the parts that are finished. They are marked in the code by "//FIXME" usually. One example is handling of scrollbars of multiple widths. OpenStep provides for both two fixed scrollbar widths (normal and small) and a variable-width option. Neither are supported in GUI (but are not used that often).
Base is almost entirely complete, excepting some Number formatting capabilities and maybe a couple of other things listed in the bug tracker.