Mori v1.6.4 has just been released, and the week that just ended leads into yet another.

The Leopard “lockup” bug where the note’s text doesn’t update (even though the user can continue entering text) has been corrected. The remaining issue I am aware of on Leopard is the faulty highlighting of misspelled words. I’ll be doing development in Leopard in hopes the improved development tools will help catch/correct bugs present in Tiger and any other Leopard-related issues manifest themselves.

The other things in this release I’ll mention here are there are bugfixes like the toolbar icons bugfix (For real, this time. I hope.) and some features targetted for Oneill has been folded into this release.

The biggest feature, which was one of those secret features I was reserving, is internationalization is now present in Mori. Sure, you could write and edit text in whatever language is supported by Tiger, but now Mori itself will be able to give you its UI in the language of your choice. As long as that choice is Spanish. Unfortunately, it’s the only localization that was finished and checked to make this cut. Because Drupal’s Project modules doesn’t allow nested comments (I think), I’ll be posting the text for the files to the forum with a separate topic for each individual localization needed. This way, native speakers in each language can correct and comment on each file separately.

I had more I was going to say, but in between the time I started that paragraph and now I had discovered 1.6.4 still had toolbar issues; written a newer, updated version; released it as 1.6.5; took a quick nap; and posted an article in the forum regarding the nature of the toolbar problems and the mechanics of the current system. Now to add a “delete old settings” to the mix and find the Leopard incompatibilities so I can ship 1.6.6.

Then I hope I can get back to doing a couple of other urgent new things.