I noticed Christian's comment in the source that Gtk+2 >= 2.5.0 contains
an implementation of pbarcellrenderer.c. The only difference between
the cellrenderer that is part of GTK2 and the one implemented in
pbarcellrenderer.c is that GTK2's expects an int in the range 1 -> 100
where pbarcellrender
e.
Installing in src/ui...
make: don't know how to make local_install. Stop
*** Error code 2
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Thanks,
Russ
Raphael Manfredi wrote:
Quoting Russell Francis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> from ml.softs.gtk-gnutella.devel:
:It
It seems this is missing from CVS?
First let's make sure your kit is complete. Checking...
ls: doc/devguide/UICORE_SPLIT: No such file or directory
THIS PACKAGE SEEMS TO BE INCOMPLETE.
clayton rollins wrote:
"clayton rollins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Apr. 20, 2004, Thomas Schuerger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
on FreeBSD GtkG's Configure script does not find the files required
for NLS. The script "findhdr" only searches for include files in
/usr/include instead of also
Christian Biere wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> what's up with your memory? Using a sub-notebook with Glade for GTK+ 2.x
> made GTKG uncompileable. 10 min. and more for interface-glade2.c...
> GCC chewing over 256 megs... anyone? *any* one?
>
I just pulled CVS and compiled GTK2, can't say any of that sounds
Wayne Osborn wrote:
I have a few to offer, not sure what your after so here goes:-
http://webace.com.au/~dnar/gtk-gnutella.png
http://webace.com.au/~dnar/gtk-gnutella1.png
http://webace.com.au/~dnar/gtk-gnutella2.png
http://webace.com.au/~dnar/gtk-gnutella3.png
http://webace.com.au/~dnar/gtk-gnute
I have submitted a patch [874590] to sf which adds progress bars to the
upload pane. It requires that the previous patch [873182] that added
progress bars to the download pane be committed first.
Just giving you guys word, I know there is a code freeze so feel free to
delay these two patches i
Hello all,
While working on the download pane progress bar patch, I discovered and
fixed a bug.
GtkG crashes if a download with multiple sources has both its header as
well as at least one active source selected and the user tries to
"Abort" the selected downloads.
You can find a complete des
Thomas Schuerger wrote:
Hi,
I just updated to the current GtkG using CVS and compiled it. GtkG
starts fine but crashes after a couple of seconds:
04/01/09 22:59:51 (WARNING): file_info_retrieve_binary(): could not find trailer in
/data3/download/incomplete/Matrix_Reloaded_Original_(Divx_2003
Hello all,
I have just submitted a patch on SF 873182. Which adds progress bars to
the download pane of the treeview in the Gtk2 interface and helps shrink
the size of the status line a little. If it is acceptable, I would be
happy to do the same to the upload pane. With the patch report the
Richard Eckart wrote:
A few more updates for the upcoming 0.93.1 release.
I didn't take the time to check... are there still settings which are
only in one of the GUIs and should be in the other too?
I sent a small patch for the gtk2 gui to the mailing list yesterday
which makes the socket receiv
Raphael Manfredi wrote:
Quoting Russell Francis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> from ml.softs.gtk-gnutella.devel:
:I posted a patch attached to bug# 862487 which adds these features to
:the Gtk2 interface. If it looks good to you, it would be nice to have
:them in the 0.93.1 release.
Thanks, inte
Raphael Manfredi wrote:
Now that I am on vacation, I have some time to work on GTKG again.
I'll be releasing a 0.93.1 version soon.
- (2003.12.16 - RAM)
* [GTK1] Added display of total limited bandwidth in the Config / Bandwidth
pane, as well as the current measure of the HTTP latency.
- (2003.
Raphael Manfredi wrote:
Quoting Russell Francis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> from ml.softs.gtk-gnutella.devel:
:If this is the case, is anyone opposed to removing the version column
:from the "gnutellaNet Connections" CList/TreeView? What useful
:information is it providing if only ve
so is it 0.4 or 0.6 (or maybe something else?)
So I am a little confused.
Does somebody know ?
Yes, I know.
gtk-gnutella now uses 0.6. The support for 0.4 is officially dropped. If
I am not mistaken, 0.4 nodes are not allowed to connect anymore to
gtk-gnutella servents since July this year.
If t
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I have one question on the draft api,
What is 'eta' defined in reference to?
I have a few comments on the draft api,
1. There seems to be a mixing of Glib and plain C types with int, char*,
GList*. IMHO, I think that using either plain C types or Gl
Jeroen Asselman wrote:
> There is still a bug remaining in the GTK2 interface which causes an
> assertion failure rc->refcount == 0 which was allready reported on this
> mailing list. This means GTK2 will be marked unstable again unless I am
> able to find the reason why this happens.
I looked a
>
> i daren't even try compiling on a SUN or FreeBSD machine... or even attempt NLS!
It actually compiles fine on FreeBSD i386 & alpha.
> well, despite the fact that i think this is a very silly thing to do... it is
> done and we must all live with it now. it would be very helpful, and it could
> * [GTK1] Added a "remove file on mismatch" checkbutton in download pane.
This patch adds "remove file on mismatch" to the GTK2 download pane.
Cheers,
Russ
diff -ur gtk-gnutella-cvs/gtk2-gnutella.glade gtkg-fixed/gtk2-gnutella.glade
--- gtk-gnutella-cvs/gtk2-gnutella.gladeThu Sep 11 22:
>
> The following will give you an overview over current nomenclature and
> your suggestions:
>
> Current name New name
> -
> gnet_fi_t(gnet.h) gnut_download_atom_t
> --
Jeroen Asselman wrote:
>> Op di 09-09-2003, om 14:01 schreef Richard Eckart:
>>
>
Hi
>>
>>Just what exactly is the purpose of the file info pane? It seems
>>somewhat incomplete
>>and I am unsure of what the vision for it was? If you can
describe what
>>it is aiming
Emile le Vivre wrote:
> Wow, I'm causing a lot of trouble recently :)
>
> I've been thinking a lot about gtk-gnutella lately, especially cause a
> number of people I know just switched to a different p2p client (usually
> limewire). The gui/core separation is important and I'm glad it's
> moving
> Russell Francis wrote:
>
>> My thinking is that you can then display something more like this.
>>
>>
>> -> some_file_a.mp345.00%
>> - some file_a(1).mp3x.x.x.x10.45%
>> - SOME_file A(1) mp3 x.x.x
Alex Bennee wrote:
> Emile le Vivre said:
>
>>An issue that popped up when I was digging around was the core's
>>dependence on glib. Currently the core uses gints, GList's,
>>GHashTables, etc. If someone was compiling the core and/or writing a
>>gui for a non-gnome environment, can we assume the
Chris Winne wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Here is another issue related to sorting that differs in the gtk1 and
> gtk2 versions (both CVS 19.8.2003 versions). My gtk1 version provides
> three decimal places and sorts in numeric order. The gtk2 version I run
> does not display more than 1 decimal place if it
Richard Eckart wrote:
>>What would be a good prefix for the gtk-gnutella-functions? I suppose
>>gtk-gnutella_upload_get_size() would get too long.
>>gnut_upload_get_size() might be confusing as there is allready a program
>>called gnut, right? ggl (gtk-gnutella lib) might not be obvious enough.
>
Thomas Schuerger wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to be able to sort the search results by the number of
> available sources with the same SHA1, e.g. the most popular files
> would be at the top with all of them having the same SHA1 (BearShare
> can do this, for example). This should make choosing the fi
>>>
>>>Russ,
>>>
>>>I just looked at how nautils(size) workes, it's correct the way I said it should be.
>>>
>>>Peace,
>>>Mike
>>
>>The size button in the mozilla-mail application sorts correctly, the way
>>I said it should be ;-) so does the filename and type column in
>>nautilus. It appears tha
Mike Mestnik wrote:
> --- Russell Francis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>>Mike Mestnik wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>I was using GTK2 from the files sections, but started to use CVS. I was forced to
>>>>revert back
>>
>>to
>>
> Mike Mestnik wrote:
>
>>I was using GTK2 from the files sections, but started to use CVS. I was forced to
>>revert back to
>>what dpkg-buld gave me (GTK1). I notesed right away that the arrows on sort
>>fileds(size mostly)
>>were correct, where in GTK2 I thought/knew thay were backwards.
>>
Mike Mestnik wrote:
> I was using GTK2 from the files sections, but started to use CVS. I was forced to
> revert back to
> what dpkg-buld gave me (GTK1). I notesed right away that the arrows on sort
> fileds(size mostly)
> were correct, where in GTK2 I thought/knew thay were backwards.
>
> The
> However, I've got a lot of ram and use gentoo which is pretty optimized
> and fine-tuned. Maybe the 'slowness' you're experiencing in
> gtk-gnutella with gtk2 is our fault. Maybe we're updating too many
> widgets too often or something. A newbie user running a new
> distribution will probably
This patch adds the "Clear unavailable downloads" checkbutton to the
downloads pane. It also, reorganizes the options there to appear more
as they are in the GTK1 interface.
Cheers,
Russ
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Hello all,
I have been looking through the code and trying to come up to speed with
the GTK2 frontend. The code seems to be logical and well written, easy
to follow for now :-) I have attached a patch which adds progress bars
to the uploads pane of the window. I think it is a nice feature and
Hello,
I pulled the most recent CVS and horrors, GTK2 didn't compile! No
worries, here is a patch which makes the needed changes to
interface-glade2.c and gtk2-gnutella.glade.
Also, is anyone maintaining the GTK2 interface? If no one is doing it,
I would be happy to step up to the plate. I am
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