Can I expect PHP-GTK V3.0 in 2012?

PHP is a widely-used general-purpose scripting language, GTK is a cross-platform widget toolkit for creating graphical user interfaces and PHP-GTK is a set of language bindings for PHP which allow GTK+ GUI applications to be written in PHP.

I have been working on PHP-GTK for some-time, but it seems that PHP-GTK applications crash easily, they are slow and are not according to desktop application expectations. Also I have found a lot of criticism regarding it, like:

"if you want to build a desktop application, you can't really do that well in PHP (sorry php-gtk). Then .NET would be a better choice."
Reference: http://linkd.in/yB75JH

"PHP-GTK is a real stretch of PHP's intended use. I'd personally stay away."
Reference: http://bit.ly/wzxrKe

"I agree with the answers there in that PHP is not a language designed for GUI applications and can heartily recommend Python+Qt."
Reference: http://bit.ly/wzgttJ

However, as Andrei Zmievski says "I firmly believe that PHP is a better project because of PHP-GTK."
Reference: http://bit.ly/AgBLlr

I think PHP V6.0 is coming out any-time soon, GTK+ V3.0 is already there. Is there any work going on for PHP-GTK Version 3.0? Can I expect PHP-GTK V3.0 in 2012?

I have asked this same question on StakOverFlow. You can answer my question over here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8955053/can-i-expect-php-gtk-v3-0-in-2012