Hatch Development TODO

Printing

Finish support for context-specific print configuration and printing from browser client.
Ensure that all needed printer settings are supported. Known attributes:
- color vs monochrome
- paper source (e.g. automatic, tray 1, tray 2, etc.)
- paper type (Letter, etc.)
- orientation (landscape / portrait)
- left/right/top/bottom margins
- page ranges
- number of copies
- collation
- print quality
- print sides
Create an in-browser print config interface.
- This replaces the current behavior of launching the Java printer dialog.
- Why?
  - Extracting every printer attribute in a browse client-compatible structure is likely unfeasible.
  - Showing the dialog gives the impression we are storing values for every toggle.
  - The Java printer dialog, which sometimes launches the native printer dialog, creates inconsistent interfaces.
  - Often the dialog pops up behind the browser, which is confusing.
- Note the printer dialog is still accessible for one-off changes when printing w/ the dialog.

Create an install process for Windows
Installer includes JDK and runs it locally without installing JDK on the PC
- Goal is to avoid conflicts w/ existing Java installs and to control the pace of updates.
Create an install process for OS X
- note that as with Windows, there is squirreliness about which Java version is supplied by the system; bundling in a JDK with the installer is likely called for
Create a plan for distributing updates.
Hatch should run as a service in the background.
Tray icon that supports stop/start actions and indicates connectivity status
Consider variations on where to store files (home directory, etc.).
Handling SSL certificates
- Generate local SSL cert at install time?
- Teach the browser to trust the cert?
Support un-install