TODO for PuTTY GTK2 port before merging back into main trunk code
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Things to do before deciding a merge is feasible:

 - Font handling is the biggie. Current problems with it:
    * The GTK2 font selection dialog only mentions client-side
      fonts, but the actual text display code can't cope with them.
       + Clearly one or the other needs to be fixed: the font
	 selection dialog certainly needs to agree with the fonts
	 actually available in the program.
       + I want to keep being able to use my server-side fonts.
       + People used to GTK2 applications will probably want to use
	 their client-side fonts.
    * Also, the GTK2 font selection dialog doesn't allow filtering
      to monospaced fonts only (and gnome-terminal, for example,
      just has to cope if the user selects a proportional font).
       + We can live with this problem if we really have to, but
	 it'd be nice not to have to.
    * Colin's idea is that we should simply cook up a font selection
      dialog entirely of our own, which handles both client- _and_
      server-side fonts, and correspondingly soup up the text
      display code to deal with whichever it's given (if necessary
      by switching between two totally separate pieces of code).
      This sounds like a sensible plan to me, or at least the most
      sensible response to a generally insane situation.

 - The call to _gtk_container_dequeue_resize_handler wants
   revisiting, and preferably removing in favour of a cleaner way to
   do the job.

 - gtkcols.c is currently a minimal-work GTK2 port of my original
   GTK1 implementation. Someone should go through it and compare it
   to a real GTK2 container class, to make sure there aren't any
   large chunks we should have reimplemented and haven't, or indeed
   that we shouldn't have reimplemented and have.

 - Uses of GtkList should be replaced with the non-deprecated
   GtkTreeView.

 - Investigate the shortcut mechanism in GTK2's GtkLabel, and see if
   it's worth switching to it from the current ad-hockery.

 - Update the autoconf build. Richard B says he had to replace
     AM_PATH_GTK([1.2.0],
   with
     AM_PATH_GTK_2_0([2.0.0],
    + also I'll need to detect early Pangoi and enable my magic
      switches in gtkfont.c.

Things to do once GTK2 development is complete:

 - Make sure we haven't broken GTK1.

Things to do at point of actual merge:

 - Mention Colin in the website's licence page.