Release gtk-mac-integration 2.0.7 …
I'd meant to do this before tagging 2.0.6 and got ahead of myself.
Gtk-mac-integration Version 2.0.4 GTK+ Integration for the Mac OS X desktop, like the menubar, dock and app bundles. This library provides two implementations: An older Carbon implementation (gtk-mac-integration) and a new implementation in Cocoa (GtkOSXApplication). PyGtk bindings are provided for both, and GtkosxApplication is gobject-introspectable. GtkOSXApplication compiles and works with x86_64, a major failing of the Carbon implementation, as well as resolving some other glaring bugs. Since Apple has deperecated Carbon in OSX 10.6 (Snow Leopard) and is likely to remove it from a future version of the operating system, Gtk-mac-integration is also deprecated. New ports of Gtk+ applications should use GtkOSXApplication and maintainers of older ports are strongly encouraged to convert as soon as practical. NB: Applications already using Gtk+-3.4 and GLib 2.36 and later should use the GApplication/GtkApplication and GMenuModel/GMenu APIs which make this library unnecessary. For a rather complex example on how to use the various flavors, see src/test-integration.c. Basic examples of using the Python bindings will be found in their respective directories under bindings/python. GtkOSXApplication is well documented using Gtk-Doc. To build the documentation, pass --enable-gtk-doc to configure. A current copy may be found online at http://gtk-osx.sourceforge.net/gtk-mac-integration/index.html. Some documentation for gtk-mac-integration along with more about gtk-osxapplication may be found at http://live.gnome.org/GTK%2B/OSX/Integration. For more information about the Gtk-OSX project, please visit our webpage at http://gtk-osx.sourceforge.net/ MAINTAINER NOTE: Tarballs for distribution may be made with `make dist`, but in order to include all three versions of python bindings this requires special preparation: * Build both Gtk2 and Gtk3 * Build PyGObject2 and PyGObject3. PyGObject2 must be built with --disable-introspection in order for it to be installed in parallel with PyGObject3. * Build PyGtk. * Configure gtk-mac-integration with --python=all.