For now, I'm not going to monkey with trying to install the X?Emacs
 lisp stuff.  It's sitting in the examples direcotory for now.  I need
 to look everything over more, and make sure it all works, plus figure
 out how to go about installing it for the various emacsen.  That's
 second priority after getting the packaging setup and
 cvs-buildpackage stuff working right, then ensuring that guile and
 guile-scsh are working correctly and that guile-gtk can be compiled
 and linked to libguile3.

 This version is compiled with multi thread support enabled.  I am
 told that gtk+ is not reentrant, and that the guile-gtk cannot be
 used from multiple threads.  I wonder if it will work if only one
 thread handles the GUI, while other threads do other work?  I've
 bought a book on multithreaded programming, and have begun to read
 it...  I've not studied GUI programming at all yet, and have a huge
 stack of other reading (with programming excercises) that I need to
 get through first.  I would appreciate it if someone with the
 requisite skills would perform some experiments with this release of
 libguile3 and the guile-gtk packages.  You will have to build your
 own copy until we know this all works together.

 As things progress, I expect to have that all going for us...  PLEASE
 use the `bug' program and report anything wrong.  I will forward
 relevant bugs upstream, sometimes with bugfix patches attached.  If
 you can send a patch through me, I thank you in advance for saving us
 the time and work.  I'll try and see that the patches aren't lost.

 Hopefully by the next Guile release, it will be all squared away.

 There are several ChangeLog files.  They are suffixed with the source
 directory name where they came from.  Ones with "local" in the name
 are mine.  I am maintaining my own CVS repository of the guile
 sources, which I keep in sync from the anonymous CVS server that
 distributes the canonical sources.  I use ChangeLog.local so that
 entries I make don't cause merge clashes every time I `cvs update
 -jsource-dist:yesterday -jsource-dist'.  All of my changes and
 patches I've applied are visible in the .diff.gz that comes with the
 source package.  I will try hard to log all of the modifications I've
 made to the canonical upstream distribution.  Hopefully some of them
 will become part of their copy also.

Karl M. Hegbloom <karlheg@debian.org>
Guile 1.3 Maintainer <libguile3@debian.org>