> > > Maybe one dependency you might consider is shared-mime-info - I use it > > > for the macOS build too. It allows to determine the right icon for a file > > > type based on its mime type. This then works e.g. with the file browser > > > plugin (but the result also depends on the used icon theme if it provides > > > corresponding filetype icons). > > > Alright, I just added it. But as you know, I can't test it :). > > Hmm, I don't see any difference so it can probably be dropped. I think it's > because of the Adwaita icon theme which doesn't provide many mime type icons > (the theme I use on macOS has many more mime type icons > https://github.com/geany/geany-osx/tree/master/Papirus/16x16/mimetypes)
Ok. I think we could still keep it in, maybe it gives other advantages as well. > > I think I will finally look for a new Windows maintainer. > > I don't think there will be crowds of people wanting to do that ;-) Don't destroy all my hopes to get out of the Windows hell :) > > And until one is found or even if not, the quality of the Windows releases > > might decrease. > > I believe there aren't any major problems though - or any new problems at > least. Those various things like problems with file encodings have probably > always been there and some things are probably GTK related and nothing we can > fix in Geany. > > So I think the main issue is to have CI running and being able to make > releases (which you could also do using CI or a local docker image if you > don't have access to a real Windows machine - I can survive testing the > result from time to time ;-) Actually, right now we *have* to make releases from the CI as I cannot build natively on Windows anymore. And I got it almost running already, will PR it soonish. -- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/4088#issuecomment-2569067702 You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Message ID: <geany/geany/pull/4088/[email protected]>
