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Re: GNUstep and GTK+
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Riccardo |
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Re: GNUstep and GTK+ |
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Mon, 9 Aug 2004 00:08:32 +0200 |
Hello,
On Sunday, August 8, 2004, at 07:28 PM, Robert Burns wrote:
I'll try to put this mildly. I personally like GTK; I like the look &
feel. A lot of other people do as well. I think that if a great - but
small - toolkit were built for it, (and let's face it, raw GTK/C
suxx0rz) that it would be used in many, many applications. It would be
great exposure for GNUstep. And, the project wouldn't be particularly
difficult. It definitely wouldn't be reinventing AppKit. GTK already
exists; it just needs a new front-end. I can't see it taking more than
a few months to have a solid release out there.
Well, those are personal opinions. I for example dislike the look of gtk
and that of gtk2 even more. If I need such a kind of toolkits I prefer
Motif.
The nice of GNUstep is that it is a different beast. And looks fine too.
Also, I don't think the discussion was about creating a "GTK backend"
for gnustep! I think something of that kind was attempted in the
beginning of gnustep for motif but this wouldn't work.
-Riccardo
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