On Wednesday, 29 December 2021 00:16:04 CET Jack wrote: > I suspect the only cases of any importance would be any LST versions of > the major distros, which sometimes do get stuck with old libraries. (I > use Gentoo and Artix, so I can't give any examples.) It should be > possible to check the oldest LTS versions of Ubuntu and Gnome as examples.
We're not selling a product, this is an open source project. I don't want to spend much time supporting old distros. > I would consider it reasonable to make that fork, and only backport > security fixes to GTK2, and do all new feature development in GTK3 only. Which would require to maintain 2 branches and release 2 Pan projects (one gtk3-only and one with gtk2 compat). Sorry, no. I'm fine with creating a Gtk3 branch on Pan repo. But I don't consider this a fork. It's just a workflow: in the short future, Gtk2 support will be dropped. Once Gtk3-only is out and cleaned-up, we may want to look at Gtk4 and Wayland support. All the best Dod _______________________________________________ Pan-devel mailing list Pan-devel@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pan-devel
