<Swing Dev> Two Gtk-LNF bugs+fixes

[Alexander Potochkin]

Hello Clemens

> Sorry about my chidish reaction, I just got a bit worried and angry.

Your reaction is very understandable,
I would feel the same if I were you

as I said we'll do our best to be more responsive

> Keep up the good work and thanks for opening the JDK :)

Thanks!
see you

alexp

> 
> lg Clemens
> 
> 2008/1/16, Alexander Potochkin <Alexander.Potochkin at sun.com>:
>> Hello Clemens
>>
>> I just want to say thank you for being with us
>> and sorry for the late response
>>
>> Our super-busy days are getting over
>> and we'll be more responsive
>> so please keep sending your valuable feedback
>>
>> Thanks again
>> alexp
>>
>>> Hi Kirill,
>>>
>>>> It's me you're talking about.
>>>> You're absolutely right about everything you've said.
>>> Please don't take it personal, its just it happend already so often on
>>> jdk-collaboration and also here on OpenJDK. If you've luck and you
>>> find an engineer which takes notice the process is really smooth and
>>> fine, but otherwise patches are just lost.
>>> Many others I know about already turned away again.
>>> If there would something like a patch-review-pipeline, but now a
>>> contributor posts something and doesn't even know wether anybody took
>>> notice.
>>> Sorry that I was so unfriendly :-/
>>>
>>>
>>>> I'll take a look at your patches.
>>>>
>>>> Speaking about InternalFrames, I have a whole project in pending state
>>>> that uses native Metacity libraries for rendering internal frames. There
>>>> are no problems with transparent borders, buttons, theme switching
>>>> there. By now it works on Linux with Metacity 2.18. I didn't have time
>>>> to port the native sources to Solaris.
>>>> It's in pending state because my priorities have changed recently. Some
>>>> day I'll get back to it.
>>> Oh that sounds great :)
>>> Well then don't mind about my patches ... great there will be a better
>>> solution some day :)
>>>
>>> Thanks a lot for your reply, lg Clemens
>>