So, I am back in GA (got back yesterday late afternoon) and am finding that I have to force myself to do anything that isn’t strictly relaxing.

That having been said, I did get the movement of AllTray to Launchpad done while I was in Toledo—you can now go to its project page on Launchpad and see what’s there. I am going to be working on attempting to study and refactor the code base prior to fixing any reported bugs on the software and continuing its development. Mainly, I think that the important parts of it are going to wind up being the refactoring of the code, making it consistently use a single layer of abstraction. From there, I am planning on adding session management support and fixing bugs.

I will (hopefully soon) have a new Web site up for it and have the old one at Sourceforge redirect to it. Ideally, the site will provide an interface for the information that Launchpad exposes about the project, perhaps with a blog in addition to it. It won’t be my primary thing, since there is another project that has been in the cooker for a while which will hopefully be finished early this year that I’ve been working on, but that doesn’t mean AllTray will be nothing in my schedule. My intention is to finish up working with the refactoring process in the next two months or so, and then spend the next six months making changes and enhancements that will lead up to my first stable release of AllTray, which will be version 0.8.0.

For now, though, a little bit of TV watching and relaxing. I am still somewhat wiped out from the drive back…