Hi all, First off, I wanted to say I'm really impressed with Apple's commitment to open source. IMHO, the actions you've taken go above and beyond the call of duty and show an openness that few companies are willing to risk. And I think in the end it will pay off big for anyone using WebCore or derivatives. In fact, as the developer of wxWebKitCtrl (a WebKit wrapper for wxMac), open sourcing this will hopefully help me track down a couple positioning bugs that have eluded me thus far. So thank you for doing this! :-) However, I do have more to say than that. :-) Vaclav Slavik (the author of wxWidgets' wxHTML support, among many other things) and I have embarked on a rather ambitious project, which is the development of a wxWidgets implementation of WebCore. I do recall one of the developers saying they'd be open to/interested in a multi-platform WebCore. ;-) We'd also like to develop an ActiveX front end as well, so that apps outside of wxWidgets apps on Windows can take advantage of WebCore. We've been working on it for a couple weeks now and we have setup a SVN repository for it at: http://developer.berlios.de/projects/wxwebcore We've still got a long ways to go, but we've gotten a fair amount of files compiling these past couple weeks (both on Mac and Linux) and hope within a month or so that we can move towards a basic prototype. Related to this project, I had a couple questions for WebKit developers: 1) We have a patch for JSCore 412 that includes some simple compilation fixes like added headers and such to get it to compile on Linux. Are you interested in this, and if so, do we just submit it to the WebKit bugzilla? 2) Is the WebKit site and mailing list going to be the primary discussion and project space for WebCore as well now? As WebKit is a superset, I wasn't sure if this was more appropriate here, or if WebCore's discussion forum was a more appropriate place. Anyways, the newly open-sourced WebKit will definitely help us in our implementation, and I hope that our work can be useful to the WebKit development team as well. It will certainly be of great benefit to the wxWidgets project! We welcome any feedback on the project, and will be happy to try and answer any questions you may have. Thanks, Kevin