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 0. Abstract
 
-Wireshark's user interface is showing its age. While GTK+ is wonderful on Linux and BSD its low-tier status on Windows and even-lower-tier status on OS X makes it hard to deliver a good product to users on those platforms.
+Wireshark's user interface is showing its age. While GTK+ is wonderful on
+Linux and BSD its low-tier status on Windows and even-lower-tier status on OS
+X makes it hard to deliver a good product to users on those platforms.
 
-The Qt port is an attempt at an updated UI which will better serve our users and let us add features more easily.
+The Qt port is an attempt at an updated UI which will better serve our users
+and let us add features more easily.
 
 
 1. Getting up and running
 
-The Qt interface for Wireshark has been compiled and tested on Mac OS X 10.6 (XCode gcc), Windows 7 x86 (Visual C++ 2010), and Ubuntu 10.04 (gcc). Compilation via Qt Creator has been tested but command-line compilation using QMake and make or nmake should work.
+The Qt interface for Wireshark has been compiled and tested on Mac OS X 10.6
+(XCode gcc), Windows 7 x86 (Visual C++ 2010), and Ubuntu 10.04 (gcc).
+Compilation via Qt Creator has been tested but command-line compilation using
+QMake and make or nmake should work.
 
-The ui/qt directory is loosely coupled with the rest of the codebase. The main Wireshark sources must be built beforehand using CMake on Linux and OS X and nmake on Windows. Autotools + QMake is a basket full of crazy that hasn't yet been sorted and folded.
+The ui/qt directory is loosely coupled with the rest of the codebase. The main
+Wireshark sources must be built beforehand using CMake on Linux and OS X and
+nmake on Windows. Autotools + QMake is a basket full of crazy that hasn't yet
+been sorted and folded.
 
 1.1 Prerequisites
 
@@ -17,25 +26,37 @@ Before compiling you need the Qt SDK and Qt Creator.
 
 1.1.1 OS X
 
-Download the latest Qt SDK (currently 1.1.4) and install it. Build the top-level directory using CMake.
+Download the latest Qt SDK (currently 1.1.4) and install it. Build the
+top-level directory using CMake.
 
 1.1.2 Windows
 
-The default Qt SDK libraries are built using MinGW, which isn't supported for Wireshark. Instead of downloading the Qt SDK all-in-one package, download the Qt Libraries package that matches your compiler (VS 2008 or VS 2010) and Qt Creator for Windows.
+The default Qt SDK libraries are built using MinGW, which isn't supported for
+Wireshark. Instead of downloading the Qt SDK all-in-one package, download the
+Qt Libraries package that matches your compiler (VS 2008 or VS 2010) and Qt
+Creator for Windows.
 
-For the time being you must set win32:WIRESHARK_LIB_DIR in QtShark.pro to match the global build environment. The default location is c:/wireshark-win32-libs (yes, that's a forward slash).
+For the time being you must set win32:WIRESHARK_LIB_DIR in QtShark.pro to
+match the global build environment. The default location is
+c:/wireshark-win32-libs (yes, that's a forward slash).
 
-Before compiling select "Projects" in the left toolbar, select "Build Settings" and do the following:
+Before compiling select "Projects" in the left toolbar, select "Build Settings"
+and do the following:
 
-- In "Edit build configuration" make sure the "Release" build is selected. ("Debug" currently crashes.)
+- In "Edit build configuration" make sure the "Release" build is selected.
+  ("Debug" currently crashes.)
 - Make sure "Qt version" matches your version of Visual Studio.
 - Make sure "Tool chain" matches your Visual C++ version.
 
 1.1.3 Linux
 
-Install the Qt libraries and Qt Creator via your package manager or from http://qt.nokia.com/downloads/. On Debian and Ubuntu the "qt-sdk" meta-package should provide everything you need. Build the top-level directory using CMake.
+Install the Qt libraries and Qt Creator via your package manager or from
+http://qt.nokia.com/downloads/. On Debian and Ubuntu the "qt-sdk" meta-package
+should provide everything you need. Build the top-level directory using CMake.
 
 
 2. Going forward
 
-DO NOT simply port things over. Every feature, window, and element should be re-thought. For example, should the user have to navigate two dialogs to get HTTP request statistics?
+DO NOT simply port things over. Every feature, window, and element should be
+re-thought. For example, should the user have to navigate two dialogs to get
+HTTP request statistics?