Re: yiddish input method

[Owen Taylor <otaylor redhat com>]

On Mon, 2003-04-07 at 09:30, Raphael Finkel wrote:
> I think the Yiddish input method is stable enough to be "released".  How
> do I go about convincing someone in charge to take it and add it to gtk+?
> I guess I could do that myself, since I have CVS write access, but I would
> be worried about stepping on someone's toes, and also I might get it wrong.

Yeah, just committing stuff to GTK+ probably will make the maintainers
a bit cranky :-)

Generally, the way stuff is queued up for inclusion in GTK+ is to 
file a bug about it in bugzilla and attach your changes as a patch.

I'm rather behind on input method changes .... there are major
changes to the Hangul and Ethiopic input methods that have been
waiting for a long time. So, I'm not really sure when I'll get
a chance to look at new input methods.

You might want to consider, at least for now, making a separate
package of your input method and putting it up somewhere yourself...
the GTK+ input method module stuff is designed to allow for 
modules not in GTK+ proper and there are various examples of this
around.

Regards,
                                     Owen