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[Bug-gnubg] GTK+-1.3.x, is there any future?
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Øystein Johansen |
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[Bug-gnubg] GTK+-1.3.x, is there any future? |
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Sat, 12 Mar 2005 21:47:51 +0100 |
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Hi all!
I'm working on interface improvements of GNU Backgammon. This is
improvments and simplifications which uses the GTK2 libraries a lot.
What really annoys me is that I very much have to write code twice. One
time for GTK+-2.6.x and a different for GTK+-1.3. The ifdef sections are
getting large(!) and the code files are bloated. I also find a lot of
code that's totally unuseful with GTK-2.x, which can be removed.
Now comes the big question: Should we keep compatiblity with GTK+-1.x?
Is there anyone using GTK+-1.x anymore? Do we need it? Can we skip it?
If we decide to break the compatibiliy with GTK+-1.x, should we then
make a final alpha release and increase the version number?
Any comments?
- -Øystein
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