Gtk+-Cocoa

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5 work on gtk2 instead of gtk1 - ID: 1040170

Last Update: Comment added ( pcostabel )

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I'm sure that gtk1 is much simpler than gtk2, but i don't
understand why nobody is working on it at all. cairo just got a
native aqua port so this should help some things, but most apps
use gtk2 now. All the killer apps (gimp, inkscape, pybliographic,
gramps, and maybe even an rss reader) that I personally would
like to use on osx are all gtk2. Why other than experience does
everyone focus on gtk1

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Don Smith ( donsmith77 ) - 2004-10-04 20:11

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Date: 2005-04-16 14:52 Sender: pcostabel Logged In: YES user_id=303267 I started working on Gtk+-Cocoa because I needed to port an app from Win/Linux to Mac OS X. At that time, gtk2 was not available for Windows, so I wrote my app using gtk1. I plan to work on gtk2 once Gtk+-Cocoa is more or less done. I have learned a lot about Gtk and Cocoa during this project, and there are many things I could do better next time around. This port was a good exercise for a 'real' Gtk2 port.

Date: 2005-04-16 14:52
Sender: pcostabel

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I started working on Gtk+-Cocoa because I needed to port an
app from Win/Linux to Mac OS X. At that time, gtk2 was not
available for Windows, so I wrote my app using gtk1. I plan
to work on gtk2 once Gtk+-Cocoa is more or less done. I have
learned a lot about Gtk and Cocoa during this project, and
there are many things I could do better next time around.
This port was a good exercise for a 'real' Gtk2 port.

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