Support

If you want to know more about XWT, or need help developing an XWT application, the following resources are available:

The FAQ

The XWT faq can be found here. Please check this first, before posting to the list or logging on to IRC.

For live, real-time answers to your XWT questions, Charles Goodwin has created the #xwt channel on irc.freenode.net. A bot is monitoring the channel, and its logs can be found here.

The XWT Wiki is a community-edited web site. Anybody can alter any page on the wiki (it's version controlled, so administrators can roll back abusive/destructive edits). If you have advice or tips to offer on using XWT, or you want to read other peoples' advice and tips, this is the place to go.

• xwt-announce, a low-volume announcements list. Only Adam Megacz can post to this list, and it usually gets about two posts per month.
  This list is also available as a searchable archive and via NetNews.
• xwt-core, A fairly high-volume mailing list. Discusses issues related to the XWT engine and anything infrastructure related (website, launcher, etc). This list is also available as a searchable archive and via NetNews.
• xwt-widgets, A moderate-volume mailing list. Discusses issues related to the XWT widget set. This list is also available as a searchable archive and via NetNews.
• xwt-users, A fairly high-volume mailing list. This is the place to ask questions about developing applications on top of XWT. This list is also available as a searchable archive and via NetNews.
• xwt-dev, now archived. Used to encompass what is now broken down into core, widgets and users. This list is also available as a searchable archive and via NetNews.

We do encourage people to read the FAQ or the Wiki before posting. Your question may already be covered there. If not, and you think it's an issue that is likely to be a problem for other/future users of XWT, feel free to suggest inclusion in the FAQ, or edit the Wiki yourself.