Re: Getting Mozilla/QT off the ground again

> I'm also interesting in this project, and going to do some programming with
> it those days. Is the QT_REBIRTH_200302022_BRANCH branch correct place
> with the latest Qt/Mozilla sources? 

Well, that branch is old and doesn't work with current builds. It 
doesn't even build for me on a current gcc.

We (whoever can do the actual prgramming work) should work on a new 
mini-branch (as I described), the "old" branch can serve as a model for 
how to do it, but I guess we would have to rewrite most of the real 
code. It was designed for qt2 (or older), only small pieces of it were 
then adapted to qt3, and it's believed to be in a real bad state, as it 
has been unmaintained for a quite long time.

As soon as someone comes up with some work on the code and posts a patch 
(either here or in Bugzilla), I'll make up a new mini-branch and check 
the files in there. That way we're probably able to build up something 
working again.
For patches, I'd prefer to have then in Bugzilla, just create new bugs 
for all steps that have to be made. We can file a tracker bug for the 
new branch as well...

Robert Kaiser