Thread: [Mplayerplug-in-devel] Next Milestone
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From: Kevin D. <kde...@ya...> - 2004-02-19 19:02:30
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Just to let you all know that until I hit my next milestone there won't be a release... I'm guessing a week or so from now. (BTW I was dead on for my prediction of when I would have javascript functionality) The next milestone is.... a GTK 2 interface for the command buttons to restore the mini-gui functionality that so many of you like. I'm gonna start out small and get that working first and then maybe a config dialog, if I get motivated to do it. I have a prototype of a button working in the browser now. but now I have to rip it all out and start over... But I have the magic incantations to make it work now. So what is this going to mean for all you people that compile the thing yourselves... Your going to need the gtk2 development kit. The fedora package is gtk2-devel This command will need to work on your system pkg-config gtk+-2.0 --cflags That command worked even on my Sun box, so hopefully we won't have all the heartache of the gecko-sdk / mozilla-devel package issues. Kevin |
From: Albino <alb...@fa...> - 2004-02-20 09:50:59
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Good news, is the Next release intended to work both with gtk 1 & 2 mozilla bilds? Kevin DeKorte ha dichiarato in data 19/02/2004 19:56: > Just to let you all know that until I hit my next milestone there won't be a > release... I'm guessing a week or so from now. (BTW I was dead on for my > prediction of when I would have javascript functionality) > > The next milestone is.... a GTK 2 interface for the command buttons to restore > the mini-gui functionality that so many of you like. I'm gonna start out > small and get that working first and then maybe a config dialog, if I get > motivated to do it. > > I have a prototype of a button working in the browser now. but now I have to > rip it all out and start over... But I have the magic incantations to make it > work now. > > So what is this going to mean for all you people that compile the thing > yourselves... Your going to need the gtk2 development kit. The fedora package > is gtk2-devel > > This command will need to work on your system > pkg-config gtk+-2.0 --cflags > > That command worked even on my Sun box, so hopefully we won't have all the > heartache of the gecko-sdk / mozilla-devel package issues. -- ciao albino |
From: Kevin D. <kde...@ya...> - 2004-02-20 16:40:44
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Albino, At first pass it probably won't. I'll have to make an option that disables all the GTK2 methods and just uses the basic X primitives and there probably won't be action buttons. I'm just learning GTK2 and it is gonna suck to learn GTK1 at the same time. I've already tried to compile the new code with just GTK1 libs and it does not even compile. So maybe I am missing something. Does anyone know when Mozilla will only use the GTK2 methods? Kevin On Friday 20 February 2004 02:43 am, Albino wrote: > Good news, > is the Next release intended to work both with gtk 1 & 2 mozilla bilds? > > Kevin DeKorte ha dichiarato in data 19/02/2004 19:56: > > Just to let you all know that until I hit my next milestone there won't > > be a release... I'm guessing a week or so from now. (BTW I was dead on > > for my prediction of when I would have javascript functionality) > > > > The next milestone is.... a GTK 2 interface for the command buttons to > > restore the mini-gui functionality that so many of you like. I'm gonna > > start out small and get that working first and then maybe a config > > dialog, if I get motivated to do it. > > > > I have a prototype of a button working in the browser now. but now I have > > to rip it all out and start over... But I have the magic incantations to > > make it work now. > > > > So what is this going to mean for all you people that compile the thing > > yourselves... Your going to need the gtk2 development kit. The fedora > > package is gtk2-devel > > > > This command will need to work on your system > > pkg-config gtk+-2.0 --cflags > > > > That command worked even on my Sun box, so hopefully we won't have all > > the heartache of the gecko-sdk / mozilla-devel package issues. |