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| Newer page: | version 5 | Last edited on Sunday, January 18, 2004 6:52:09 am | by MarkusMaier | Revert |
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I wiki, therefore I am.
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You said ''Neither Mozilla nor OpenOffice.org use GTK+'' 00 do they just draw widgets using GTK2 themes then? OO.o isn't finished in it's GTK2'd state, but i was pretty sure that Mozilla used GTK2 on linux quite happily if desired. --PhilHarper
-Also, [Cuckoo] being a [Qt]-porting effort for OOo doesn't make much sense if it doesn't use GTK2.. --AristotlePagaltzis
+;:IMHO that's the point... ''if desired''. Mozilla can be compiled for [GTK], as it can be compiled [Qt], but it was developed using [XUL] and later ported to these toolkits. [XUL] is still the default, so most people using ]Mozilla] defintely aren't using mozilla-gtk (or qt-mozilla for that matter), so I think mentioning it on GimpToolKit gives people the wrong impression. It's not like the [Mozilla] developers deliberately chose [GTK] as their ToolKit of choice as ''It's the ToolKit of choice for most any serious application on Linux, such as Mozilla,...'' seems to imply. I mean, even tough there is gvim you wouldn't say: ''[GTK] is the ToolKit of choice for most any serious application on Linux, such as [Vim].'' would you? I may be technically correct but gives a wrong impression. --MarkusMaier
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Also, [Cuckoo] being a [Qt]-porting effort for OOo doesn't make much sense if it doesn't use GTK2.
.. --AristotlePagaltzis
i don't think OOo already uses either, the two projects are working to use native widgets from each toolkit, i think there's a framework for it. --PhilHarper
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+;:I think OpenOffice.org uses its own ToolKit (at least it used to), but I might be wrong. I'm still a newbie and was just trying to BeBold. ;-) --MarkusMaier
