> We are trying to follow the GNOME release schedule
> (
http://live.gnome.org/TwoPointTwentythree), so we are making release with
> Webkit support at the moment (although disabled by default). It just a
> matter of switching it on once its actually practical for users to be able
> to install pywebkitgtk.
>
> Its more the practical matter that we would like to be able to depend on a
> stable released version. Ensuring it will be picked up by the distros, and
> make packaging a lot easier. Im not sure about the other distros, but the
> Ubuntu debian import freeze has already passed
> (
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IntrepidReleaseSchedule). The next important
> milestone is the feature freeze on August 28th. At least a week before that
> would be good.
