Development Update

Just thought I'd give an update on what's going on.
First of all, we released fink 0.17.1 to unstable recently. It's looking like a pretty good release. Having to get things ready for the 10.2-gcc3.3 and 10.3 really gave us the kick in the pants we needed to start really working on fink, the program, again. It'd languished with very few changes for a long time. We've recently had a new renaissance in doing development on fink, and a lot of cool stuff has come out of it. It doesn't hurt that we've got not Just Another Perl Hacker actively working on it too. Imagine, an actual test suite! Crazy!
Second, I put together updates for XFree86 that should fix some long-standing issues. Both trees (10.2-gcc3.3 and 10.3) contain fixes to backwards compatibility in the freetype2 that's provided with XFree86. This will fix the issue of needing to rebuild qt3 for everyone but Apple X11 users on Panther. In addition, the 10.3 tree contains an XFree86 4.3.99 snapshot that's looking pretty good (the old 4.3.0 one doesn't actually work, although it builds). Only problem so far is that it appears there's a crash bug upon exit that Torrey's currently looking into. Once that's found I'll update the XFree86 package and then I think it'll be ready for stable.
I'm working on KDE some more this weekend. The base packages of KDE all appear to be in pretty good shape. Arts, KOffice, and KDevelop all still need some work before they're releasable though. I'm looking into KDevelop tonight, and I'm really hoping to have KOffice hammered out this weekend, but we'll see; it's a tricky thing to track down.
Anyways, time to get back to my KDevelop build -- happy hacking!
[Update:]
I got KDevelop working with KDE 3.2 beta1; next up is KOffice. Woot!