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Hello. |
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On Пнд, 2005-09-19 at 20:24 +0900, Chris White wrote: |
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> I think the problem here isn't about choice, but support. Mainly deprication |
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> is the issue here. GTK2 was meant to be an upgrade of GTK1 interfaces. At |
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> some point upstream is going to have to giveup and say "Sorry sam, use gtk2 |
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> or we can't support you" (Who knows, maybe that's already happened). |
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This already happened. |
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I was forced to move from gtk+-1 when one day after xorg update all |
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russian letters in program's interface became unreadable. I've searched |
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mailing lists, forums but no solution there. Then I posted bug upstream |
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[1]. The answer was that gtk+-1 is unsupported... |
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Thus. The idea to keep linux small is very attractive, but gtk+-1 |
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library is not the variant until somebody continues to support it. |
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Links: |
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[1] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=169178 |
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Peter. |
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