I know there's a crash bug at present.

I need to have time to sit down and figure that out, and also where any 
other issues might lie.

At present 'other issues' is limited to interface stuff (filechooser to be 
precise) but I really don't think that's a PHP-GTK specific issue, or even a 
win32 specific issue. I think it's a GTK 2.6 specific issue.

- given that I researched that already and that seems to be the case - 
should I even try to work around it? Or should I assume that the final 
PHP-GTK 2 release will be against GTK 2.8?


>  And what needs to be gotten out of the way exactly? Can we make an exact 
>  list and agree that once it's done we can release?
> 
>  I'll be checking my email while I'm there of course.
> 
>  -Andrei
> 
>  On May 16, 2006, at 10:24 AM, Steph Fox wrote:
> 
> > My problem is it needs far more than a couple of free hours at this end.
> >
> > How about if I try to get everything I need to do out of the way before 
> > you get back? (nb I won't add anything to core PHP-GTK without your 
> > approval). That way we should be able to roll the alpha on your return.
> 
> 
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