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I've used Quod Libet and Meld, both GTK+ 3 apps, on MacOS by downloading .app bundles, so it must be possible, and maybe desirable on non-Linux(/BSD) platforms.
by abrowne 9y ago
I've used Quod Libet and Meld, both GTK+ 3 apps, on MacOS by downloading .app bundles, so it must be possible, and maybe desirable on non-Linux(/BSD) platforms.
- tomku 9y agoMac .app bundles are folders, you can have both frameworks and .dylibs inside. Quod Libet, for example, has a whole bin/lib/libexec hierarchy inside its .app with shared Gtk libs, Python, etc.
- abrowne 9y agoAh, of course. I've used "Show Package Contents" enough that I should've realized.