Gzilla 0.3.4 review

Gzilla is a web browser written in the Gtk+ framework

License: GPL (GNU General Public License) File size: 196K Developer: Christopher Reid Palmer

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Gzilla is a web browser written in the Gtk+ framework. It's still in early alpha, but it works well, withou problem till now.

Requirements:
You'll need the following software components to run Gzilla:
1.A working implementation of the X Window System. X can run on various flavors of Unix, OS/2, NEXTSTEP, and probably some others I don't know about.
2.The GIMP Toolkit (version >=1.2), which is a toolkit library for X. Gzilla is built on top of GTK+. GTK+ has been ported to Win32, which means someday (maybe already?), you will be able to switch the X Window System requirement with Microsoft Windows 95 (or better), which would be pretty cool. If anyone tries compiling Gzilla under Win32 with GTK+, let me know!

What's New in This Release:
Upgraded to autoconf 2.13 and automake 1.4. Reorganization of the source.
src/interface.{c,h}: Added pixmaps for the buttons. Removed the open button. Doesn't it feel redundant with the location text entry just under it ?
rc/pixmaps.h: New file holding the pixmaps.