William D. Tallman ha scritto:
> I launch an application I'm building with 'apptest &', and get the following:
> [7] 4560
Do you really know what you are doing? :-)
It's basic Unix knowledge... Nothing to do with Gtk (except that doing
it this way can block your program).
> and then following pro
I launch an application I'm building with 'apptest &', and get the following:
[7] 4560
and then following prompt return:
(apptest:4560): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: file gsignal.c: line 1543
(g_signal_connect_closure_by_id): assertion `signal_id > 0' failed
So far, no bugs found in 'apptest'.
I
Sid Kapoor wrote:
> I have a solution, just wanted to share it with you people whether that will
> be correct or not. In my application, there are 7 different tabs with all
> the tabs are having lots of widgets. So as the application starts up, it
> loads all the widgets before returning from the f
hi all,
Thanks michael for your prompt reply. As such there are no activities
running in the background as my application is run. I even tried running the
application without a theme. But the response was same, this is due to
reason that I am using a very light weight gtk-theme.
I have a solution
Sid Kapoor wrote:
> hi all,
>
> I am having a customised linux distribution installed on a thin client
> with the following configuration.
>
> AMD LX800
> 128MB RAM
> Xorg version 7.2gtk-2.0 libraries
>
> I have made a gtk application (size 830 kB) using glade-2 to generate
> code for my applica
hi all,
I am having a customised linux distribution installed on a thin client
with the following configuration.
AMD LX800
128MB RAM
Xorg version 7.2gtk-2.0 libraries
I have made a gtk application (size 830 kB) using glade-2 to generate
code for my application. When I run this gtk application on
