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I'm a bit excited about the very last point. I always found the GtkTreeModel/GtkCellRenderer stuff hard to use. Hopefully the new system is less confusing. M
by jandrese 4y ago
I'm a bit excited about the very last point. I always found the GtkTreeModel/GtkCellRenderer stuff hard to use. Hopefully the new system is less confusing.
My first experience with trying to develop against Gtk4 (about a year ago) ran into an issue where none of the example programs in the Gtk repo worked. Apparently the details on how to actually get the program to pick up the now mandatory CSS file were not right? All it did was to convince me to stick with Gtk3 for the meantime.
- sylware 4y agoIs there any plans to support the web dynamic CSS rendering model?
- jandrese 4y agoI kind of hope not since that would likely involve bundling almost a full web browser in every GTK app. Basically turning it into another electron clone. One of the nice things about GTK apps is that you can run them on more constrained environments and get a lot of work done.