Re: having fun with GTK...

I got the gtk device specs in faces breakage. Debian unstable, Linux 2.2.18 system, no surprises. Will update and try again. -BP> Great, thanks! I don't think I've checked in the changes -BP> that break the X build right now, so I will hold off for a -BP> while. It's your pidgen. I want it in the release tarball too; use your best judgement as to what will shake the bugs out fastest. -BP> How's the attached patch? Fixes, thank you. menubars, scrollbars = Lucid, dialogs, widgets = Motif. Shudder. But that's the expected config. -BP> For now, you will have to manually specify --with-gtk=yes -BP> --with-gnome=yes. Good, good. A polite request: please don't _ask_ people to test the GTK stuff itself until March 1. Many will, anyway, me, too, and I won't discourage them. But the primary purpose over the next few weeks will getting the _supported_ code in shape. I won't hesitate to postpone introduction of GTK until the next release, or rip it bleeding out of the release tarball, if I think it threatens stability of other code. That's not good for GTK. -BP> Yup - pretty sweet. :) Good, saves me doing it (badly :-]). But don't tell Jamie Zawinski about it yet; I want to see his face when he hears about it. Jeez, an open source project doing something that works _for_ the users for once. :-) Betcha we have Custom/GTK that rocks by the September release with libglade in there. Almost makes me want to volunteer to run it. -- University of Tsukuba Tennodai 1-1-1 Tsukuba 305-8573 JAPAN Institute of Policy and Planning Sciences Tel/fax: +81 (298) 53-5091 _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ What are those straight lines for? "XEmacs rules."