On ons, 2013-10-23 at 13:16 +0200, Alberto Ruiz wrote:
> 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
Hey,
2013/10/21 Ryan Lortie :
>
> We have brainstormed a list of platforms that we think that we want to
> support and it looks like so: Linux, {Free,Net,Open}BSD,
> (Open?)Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, Hurd, Darwin, mingw(32/64), MSVC.
>[...]
> What would be nice is if we could gain access to some machin
I definitely second that. Empathy/Contacts can easily have between 1000
to 5000 rows and I've measured that widget creation (and destruction) in
GtkListBoxRow is a real bottleneck. It's a bit hidden by folks having
even worse performances, though (but it improved recently and I did not
re-test).
I
Shotwell uses a layered model approach for this problem. There's a
signalled SourceCollection which contains all the objects known to the
application, i.e. every photo in the library.
Each page of the application (i.e. Events, Tags, Last Imported, etc.)
has a signalled ViewCollection which
After statically linking my program (which is using the GTlsConnection
being implemented in glib-networking) I always get the "TLS support is
not availiable" from glib/gio/gdummytlsbackend.c as soon as I try to
create the GTlsCertificate.
So my question is, how to deal with g_io_module when st
