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I don't remember the details, but I do recall being flabbergasted that the latest KDE couldn't run the eclipse IDE properly. Dialogs were missing entire fields
by gerbilly 10y ago
I don't remember the details, but I do recall being flabbergasted that the latest KDE couldn't run the eclipse IDE properly. Dialogs were missing entire fields. It seemed so odd that made me doubt myself and check the same dialog on OS X to be sure.
Something to do about Gnome overhauling its style system to use CSS, which affected some other library in KDE that implements SWT via some gnome library, or ... gah who even cares.
The teams in charge of the linux desktops environments seem to behave as if backwards compatibility was no big deal.
Say what you will about Microsoft, but they do make an effort maintain backwards compatibility with some truly ancient applications.
- nisa 10y agoThis was probably fallout from the switch to GTK3 and is unlikely the fault of KDE (that only configures the GTK theme and nothing more). Eclipse and GTK3 was so broken (is it better now? I switched to IntelliJ) that almost everone recommended to set a flag to get back to GTK2. But I feel your pain, it's not new - there is a name for it: https://www.jwz.org/doc/cadt.html https://www.jwz.org/doc/cadt.html - it's still true :(