More and more gnome apps are migrating to GtkListBox rather than
GtkTreeView for lists, and we now have GtkFlowBox that replaces
GtkIconView. These are nice for smaller lists, but with larger lists
they are a bit heavy. We may want to look at optimizing whatever is
possible, but at some point it ma
Hi
On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 4:45 PM, wrote:
> Also, just wondering whether there are any people using GLib with Windows XP
> 64-bit edition or Windows Server 2003 x64, or does GLib (built as x64
> binaries) even work on these platforms? The thing is, if there isn't really
I have been successful
Hey Alex,
I've been playing with this idea myself, have a look at this github
repo[0], don't pay too much attention to the ListView widget, I'm
pretty much replicating Gtk.ListBox for the sake of understanding how
to implement such widget.
I am trying to experiement with a "scalable" approach wher
On 23/10/13 11:26, Marc-André Lureau wrote:
> It would be nice if we can keep XP compatibility for a few more years
> (why would we need to drop it now?).
"Because it lacks APIs that would have been helpful" is the usual
reason? You have to draw a line somewhere and say "we aren't going to
bother
Hi,
Lately I've been working on an app (GTK3) which has a treeview as its
main GUI component, and as such I've been coming up with some patches,
mostly treeview-related, from little bug fixes to some feature
additions, that I'd love to see merged.
I've already posted some of them on bugzilla, and
On Wed, Oct 23, 2013, at 6:26, Marc-André Lureau wrote:
> It would be nice if we can keep XP compatibility for a few more years
> (why would we need to drop it now?). XP support could be limited to
> mingw64, if it's complicated to keep MSVC support?
The biggest gain here would be to kill the beas
When I read this again I realized my previous mail had a bad tone...what
I really wanted to say is:
I think InstalledTests is a natural evolution of "make check" that is
far more powerful and flexible, and I'd really love to see Debian and
other projects making use of it.
Specifically in helping
