The major changes are that I abandoned the Spineless Sourceforge project, and moved from Subversion to Bazaar for version control. The Bazaar repository is currently private, but as soon as Spineless is ready for public consumption, I will probably release it again on Launchpad. It might not be soon, or it might never come to be, but if and when it does, you will be the first to know.

Bazaar seems really cool and much more appropriate for me than Subversion, both now and in the future. I'm not depending on a single server anymore, but I can still keep my repository centrally located on my webhost. If it ever disappears or is unavailable for a while (or I'm on the move with my laptop), I can continue working with the local repository as normal. The biggest problem at the moment is that Windows Explorer integration and the Eclipse plugin are still in alpha. I'll have to brave myself and try them some day.

I also worked a bit on the C parser. It's frankly a bit more complicated than I thought, but I'm already mostly done for my purposes. All that's left is actually generating the ctypes interface from the parsed data. I'll be in for a treat when I get to try and support the horribly convoluted FreeType headers, but that's a can of worms for the future. As long as I can keep the ctypes interface stable, it's not a problem to push working on a more complete parser back a while. When the parser is done, I can finally move on to reimplementing rendering with a shiny new architecture.