As always, thank you for your work on this. I have been hoping for a
while that you, or someone else, would get the official builds going
again, so please keep at it :)
Unfortunately, there are still a few bugs in the windows and mac
backends that have keep me from switching my project to Gtk
It's very discouraging to see every one trying to step up and take part of
that being turned
down.
Its not just happening with the windows port, patches for the linux are being
ignored also.
this is an open source, under-funded, under-manned project. if you want to
change that, then finding
Hi Michael,
Years ago there were gtk runtime installers out and abotu and it was a
right mess. Some apps would find it and run, others wouldn't. A new
app would want to install a new runtime, and it would clobber the
existing install, breaking existing apps.
Good point here, I personally
Hi Chun-wei,
I'm quite glad to hear about the broadway progress on Windows
As for Broadway, my changes are far from original (were suggested by someone
on a list) but it makes it -at least- work on Win32. I just notice in didn't
put the source patch along with the binary, will correct that
On 13-03-04 05:37 PM, tarn...@tarnyko.net wrote:
Hey, maybe I've expressed myself badly. In fact I expected, maybe
wrongly, the original thread to be read prior to my message.
To be as simple as possible : I have a working GTK+3 Win32 build
environment (mingw-based) and binaries hanging around
Hi Andy,
I think it would be useful to continue to provide installers
If we just provide official .zip archives, for the .exe being available
somewhere else (even on a personal blog e.g.) would be quite confusing.
I bet some people will use it and start complaining to GTK core even if
it's
On Tue, 2013-03-05 at 11:20 +0100, tarn...@tarnyko.net wrote:
Hi Andy,
I think it would be useful to continue to provide installers
[snip]
I think that discussion is a distraction. We really really need official
binaries, and an official way to recreate them.
An installer would be nice to
OK, as a majority of people seem to be interested, here is what I will do :
1) Produce binaries of following GTK+3 versions :
- 3.4.1 stable (http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/libgtk-3-0, Debian
Wheezy provides 3.4.2 so we are safe) ;
- 3.6.4 development (last one).
2) Package them as .zip
To clarify the audience of the question in the subject line even
further, the current
core team per http://www.gtk.org/development.php is the following:
NameAffiliation
Matthias Clasen Red Hat
Behdad Esfahbod Google
Benjamin Otte Red Hat
Federico Mena Quintero Novell
hi;
On 5 March 2013 11:32, tarn...@tarnyko.net wrote:
OK, as a majority of people seem to be interested, here is what I will do :
1) Produce binaries of following GTK+3 versions :
- 3.4.1 stable (http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/libgtk-3-0, Debian
Wheezy provides 3.4.2 so we are safe) ;
-
On 05/03/13 11:50, Emmanuele Bassi wrote:
hi;
On 5 March 2013 11:32, tarn...@tarnyko.net wrote:
OK, as a majority of people seem to be interested, here is what I will do :
1) Produce binaries of following GTK+3 versions :
- 3.4.1 stable (http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/libgtk-3-0, Debian
hi;
you're operating under a bit of a misunderstanding, so I hope I can
clarify it for you: there is no way, for any of the people listed on
the website, to stop or prevent other developers to work on GTK on
different platforms. you also don't need any validation from any of
the people on that
You're welcome.
I have spoken to Dieter, he is definitely is a very nice person :-).
Cross-compilation environment is hard and long to setup, so won't focus of
that first. But I will provide Glade and ValaWinPKG (win32) and so we can do
proper testing.
Must go now, see you later.
On 3/5/2013 6:32 AM, tarn...@tarnyko.net wrote:
OK, as a majority of people seem to be interested, here is what I will do :
I would like to be included in that majority even if we might be
less than 50%.
1) Produce binaries of following GTK+3 versions :
I will definitely appreciate that. I
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having the build scripts in git.gnome.org would also help minimize the
fragmentation; bonus point if build scripts allow cross-compilation
from a Linux host to a Windows build.
I think we should focus on cross compiling instead. In my experience
making sure the configure script of every
Hello, everyone!
I'm setting a custom background through a GtkCssProvider, so in my css
file I have a rule:
GtkWindow {
background: url (resource:///path/to/resource/background.png);
}
GtkWindow * {
background: none;
}
This works, but the thing is I want the image to be repeated, so I
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