On Fri, 10 Nov 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering where I can find more information or any documentation
about modules in gtk?
I have some sh script that runs some program:
GTK_MODULES=$GTK_MODULES:name_of_library
and in library I have functions:
g_module_check_init() and
gtk_mo
Hi, all:
I have installed gtk+ 2.6.7 in my FreeBSD 5.3 (i386) machine. But to compile
smpeg, it requires gtk+ 1.2 series. I am afraid if I install gtk+ 1.2.10, it
would confuse the system as there are two gtk+ versions, and it would not know
which version to choose.
My previous 2.6.7 version
On Thu, 05 May 2005 12:52:40 +0800, Xu Qiang said:
> My previous 2.6.7 version is installed at /usr/local. Can I install 1.2.10 in
> to the same place?
Yes. All the libraries and include files are designed so they can co-exist
on the system. Do *NOT* remove 2.6.7 - you can install 1.2.10 right
Hi Xu,
>If I install 1.2.10 into a different place, say,
/usr/local/gtk+_1.2.10, would the >system find it automatically?
I don't think the system will find it automatically, but i'm sure you
can set up where your program must to look for the glib1.2 at
compiling time yet ... probably the 'conf
Hi, I'm new to the list.
Well, I have a program written in GTK+ in Linux and I wanted to port
it to Windows.Seems the only one port of GTK+(the other is frozen, isn't
it) is made by Tor Lillqvist and is GPL.
So ,Is there any LGPL port out there for Windows?
P.D I know, I know, receiving a
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Jose Hevia wrote:
| Hi, I'm new to the list. Well, I have a program written in GTK+ in
| Linux and I wanted to port it to Windows.Seems the only one port of
| GTK+(the other is frozen, isn't it) is made by Tor Lillqvist and is
| GPL.
Hi, Jose!
The Lillq
GTK# is dual platform o_O and maybe lgpl? For a lgpl gtk+, I dunno since http://www.dropline.net/gtk/ is dead.
(sorry for dbl send Jose, didn't 'reply-to-all' first go around)On 5/18/05, Jose Hevia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote: Hi, I'm new to the list. Well, I have a program written in GTK+ in Lin
Jose Hevia writes:
> So ,Is there any LGPL port out there for Windows?
It is. What would have changed its license to GPL?
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> Jose Hevia writes:
> > So ,Is there any LGPL port out there for Windows?
>
> It is. What would have changed its license to GPL?
>
> --tml
>
Ouch!! Sorry, I missunderstood:
You are welcome to redistribute GTK+ on other web sites, CD-ROM, and
other media. You don't have to ask for permission
On Wed, 18 May 2005 22:02:56 +0200, Jose Hevia said:
> So , I read "One important thing that the GNU licenses require is that
> you must also redistribute the source code." and though it referred to
> the program's source code.
For programs using GPL code/libraries, they *DO* have to distribute t
I downloaded the source of GTK 2.2 along with Atk, Glib, and Pango. I also Installed
the latest Xft. The installation was normal but then when I tried running a file it
said that it was missing libpangoxft-1.0.so.0. Where can I get this file?
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Sir,
We are now starting work on the PAN Localistaion project,
whilst we have
found some excellent information on what needs to be done,
were are
still a little unsure about the route to take. So I am
hoping that you
will be able to save us the trouble of reinventing the
wheel and provide
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