On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 at 3:28 PM, Fredrik Holmqvist <fredrik.holmqvist@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > So, is there anything that I can help with? Before others can help I need to at least find the time to push my Git repo of WebKit (where I've at least reverted their removal of our port) up to GitHub or somewhere similar and then we (and whoever else wants to help) can divide and conquer on merging our changes from Subversion into an updated WebKit Git repo. As you know from the patch I emailed you before, I've got it part of the way. I expect that diff will probably apply fairly cleanly (actually I have it committed in another branch and will merge from there) and then we can continue the project. This manual merging process loses Subversion history though, but I'm just not sure it is worth it to try to maintain it. We can keep the old Subversion repo around for a while for historical purposes. In general the above is probably fairly independent of moving WebPositive into the Haiku repo, so if you are so motivated that might be useful. Even if for now it can't be built for lack of a WebKit optional package. Though the latter could be cobbled together from the last WebPositive optional package. Again this may be something that is easier for me to do, but if you do it you'll at least learn how to build WebPositive and the basic organization of the code. -- Regards, Ryan