Martin finished a task! YEAH! from diegoe on Vimeo.
It was quite cold today, but we managed to heat up the room by building WebKitGTK+ in all our machines at the same time, awesome functionality of the build.
- The Viewport metatag support is now integrated into WebKitGTK+ master.
- New font preferences are now in Epiphany master, minimum font size should be fixed too, a lot of introspection warnings are gone and I’m working on custom error pages.
- Xan finished his API for about:plugins, he’s now waiting for Dan to finish his part of the dance.
- Sergio (who asked why he’s not in the summaries; to whom I asked were was he when I was asking what everyone did) keeps working on cache fixes, there’s a tricky bug with limiting its size.
- Mario keeps hitting his head with accessibility work.
- Gustavo has started refactoring some private stuff and started work to get the web inspector to attach properly.
- Alex has been basically unbreaking everything that the others are breaking in their commit frenzy. Plus he’s fixing spell checking, yey!
- Alex and Gustavo gave love to the buildbots, the buildbots hugged back.
- Gustavo can’t play Street Fighter because zsnes doesn’t work on 64bits.
- Philippe kicked more media tests into the “passes” bin, this means more stuff is working as expected. YES.
- Dan worked on integrating the WebKitGTK+ cache into libsoup, so other applications can benefit from it.
AFAIR zsnes works great on 64-bit Ubuntu, it’s only not compiled for a complicated reason. apt-get source and build it!
lol, VebKitGTK+.
> Alex and Gustavo gave love to the buildbots, the buildbots hugged back.
If you fix the gnome buildbot then I will hug you 🙂
http://build.gnome.org/WebKit
‘New font preferences are now in Epiphany master, minimum font size should be fixed too, a lot of introspection warnings are gone and I’m working on custom error pages.’
Awesome, thank you very much! As I already said in my comment on the blog post covering the first day, I was worried this wasn’t going to be fixed. Glad to hear I was wrong. I assume this fix will be present in GNOME 3.0, the next GNOME release?
Very very very good jobs. 😀
« Plus he’s fixing spell checking, yey!» Great. \o/
A question: Is it possible to implemente “restore web pages” at every start (like in firefox) and not only start after a crash?
I think it don’t take much time.
Yeah.. the viewport patch really landed.. Thanks, all reviewers.