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No this post is again incorrect, GTK2 did not support CSS at all. And inline CSS has not been removed from GTK4 or libadwaita, you can still do that very easily
by throwaway82652 5y ago
No this post is again incorrect, GTK2 did not support CSS at all. And inline CSS has not been removed from GTK4 or libadwaita, you can still do that very easily.
>Yes, they added a new way to do a thing. That alone does not an upgrade make.
I'm confused as to what you think new features and upgrades are exactly, besides new ways to do things.
- smoldesu 5y agoFine then, GTK3 certainly has it, I know because I've used it myself. Pedantry aside, the point stands: it's not new, and it's certainly not functionality.
- throwaway82652 5y ago>it's not new, and it's certainly not functionality. For GTK? Yes it is new and it is functionality, full recoloring of the theme was not previously supported. You can just look at the screenshots, the recoloring in the new text editor is an obvious improvement over the limited theme support that was in gedit. Maybe you don't want this functionality, and that's fine, but either of us can go open these apps up in a VM right now and compare them and note for a fact that the functionality has been added.