Windows port of Glade 3. The latest version includes a stand-alone installer with bundled GTK+ 2.16.0 and libxml 2.7.3. Extra installers or zip files are not required. No changes to the Glade source were required to compile under mingw.
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hi id like to boot glade as a gui for an existing small xp / win7 install in hd 0 0 etc..any tips / links to docs?
Not sure what you mean by "boot". This version of Glade is very old and obsolete, but should simply install by running the installer in Windows 7 or XP. It does not run without Windows running first. It uses the GTK+ libraries which are compiled for Windows GDI. Without them, it won't run, so it can't be "booted" as such.
id like to load a small nt / xp32 image and the use glade vs the xp api 's
gui. is this possible? i have a working multiboot os beta and im hoping to
create a sub 64 meg winnt loader using compile on demand. -jl
On Tue, Jan 21, 2020 at 12:29 PM Dragon Master dragonm@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
Glade is a user interface composer tool. If you're asking if you can use the results of what you create with it as a replacement Windows Shell, the answer is theoretically yes. It does still require all the Windows API libraries to be included in your install since as I said, GTK+ on Windows is built against the Windows APIs. If you want to use Glade itself as a Windows Shell, you probably can, but it would be unwise. This version of Glade was somewhat fragile--it was not difficult to crash it.
Thank you for the clarification.
On Thu, Jan 23, 2020 at 10:40 AM Dragon Master dragonm@users.sourceforge.net wrote: