-This is intended to be a place where you should look first if
-you want to contribute to Wine development. Add your e-mail
-address to the corresponding entry if you are working on/have
-done something for one of the problems. You are encouraged to
-add new entries and, more importantly, remove those for the
-bugs you fixed ;-)
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-As of Nov 8 1996 -
-
-General:
-
- * Combobox code is very inadequate (no notification messages,
- dropdown listboxes often stay visible, etc... ).
-
- * Multicolumn and/or LBS_EXTENDEDSEL style listboxes are still
- screwed up. [julliard@lrc.epfl.ch]
+For information on how to post a useful bug report, please
+read documentation/bugs.sgml.
- * Winsock asynchronous functions do not work.
-
- * Font mapping is too generic. No soft font loading, no rotated
- text support. [alex@amadeus.pharm.sunysb.edu]
-
- * No thread support in Win32 code.
+This is intended to be a place where you should look first if
+you want to contribute to the development of Wine.
- * Very alpha printing code. [john@division.co.uk]
+Wine is still considered alpha software and is still incomplete.
- * No icon titles.
- - Windows uses a special window class to display icon titles.
- Handles to these title windows are stored in the icon window
- properties.
+If you want to help the Wine project you can:
-Miscellaneous:
+ * visit Bugzilla (http://bugs.winehq.org/) for
+ a list of existing bugs. You are also welcome to
+ help with Bugzilla - add new bugs, confirm,
+ remove duplicates, test fixes, etc.
- * AllocCSToDSAlias() shouldn't alloc alias for the same segment multiple
- times.
- * ScrollWindowEx() is outdated.
- * HCBT_CLICKSKIPPED/HCBT_KEYSKIPPED hook actions are not implemented.
- * Write sometimes segfaults in StretchDIBits() (when inside BITBLT_GetRow)
- when only lower part of the resulting image is visible.
+ * create unit tests for Windows API
-Where to look in source files:
+ * contribute to the Wine documentation
- * grep for FIXME in the source files.
+ * subscribe to wine-devel, wine-user mailing lists, participate
+ in the discussions
+ * run Windows applications, port open-source Windows applications
+ to Wine, fix bugs you found, enter bugs you can't fix to Bugzilla.
+ Enter information you discovered to the
+ Wine Application Database (http://appdb.codeweavers.com/).
+ * grep for FIXME in the source files