AllTray is a rather small project—for the moment, there is a single developer working on it (myself), and there aren’t a terribly great number of users, though the users that it does have are most excellent. For a long time, the users didn’t have the ability to observe the development processes for AllTray, nor did [...]
So, the next milestone for AllTray on the path here is the 0.7.4dev release. This milestone is already in Launchpad with bugs associated with it, of course. There are a few iffy things on that list, though—things that either I am not entirely sure about how to implement or things that I am not sure [...]
Hrm. Not sure what I should do about this one. GUI systems programming is a concept that is new to me, at least in all of its low-level glory. Traditionally, I write things in C# because I really like that language. Eventually, I’d love to see the majority of the software out there using something [...]
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 [...]
I have been in Toledo since the 15th now. I haven’t had much in the way of time to actually work on anything, being that I have much more restricted access to technology up here than I do at home. My phone gives me access to email, so I have been keeping up with that [...]
This post is a bit of a “brain dump” of sorts for some thoughts that I have as to replacing AllTray with a more versatile, powerful, and robust tool to handle various needs of users when it comes to taking applications and docking them to the system tray. Why? I’ve used AllTray for a long [...]
I have been working on a few bugs, and it is nearing the time before the release of Ubuntu 8.04 where there will be a complete freeze in the repositories. This will make it harder for bug fixes to get in, of course, and I would like to make sure that the bug I have [...]
