Re: Abysmal state of GTK build

[Richard Stallman]

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  > > If newer versions of GTK are lousy, and the other options also have
  > > bad problems, maybe this is the best.

  > I guess we could take up maintenance of GTK 2.  But it would still be a
  > lot of work.

This is why I suggest that we systematically investigate the amount of
work in each of the alternative ways to get an adequate graphical
display library for Emacs, in an adequate desktop.  Then we can
compare them and see which one looks like the least work in total.

Then we'll simply have to get the job done.

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