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I've seen some modifications you've made when fetching datas from gtkTreeModel. |
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I dunno, but IRC is old fashioned nowadays, don't know why the freedone guys make it hard to get in. Something to test.. gmrun in pure Wayland or something. |
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Why exactly did you remove autotools files from the project ? Are you planning on moving to another build system ? |
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Well, I happen to have some old live distros, I don't install them, I just test the "limits", the simpler the configure script the more likely even old distros compile stuff, perhaps someone out there has ancient laptops. It just shows that stuff works in really old distros, someone like the Slackware people could just update packages. My gtkcompat.h takes really old gtk2 versions into account, I was expanding it with a complementary gtkutil.c/.h. The GTK team has given too much grief, they have done everything wrong. GTK's peak was GTK2, since then they have ignored desktop users and worked towards a mobile UI and strange desktop concepts, GTK4 just puts the nail in the coffin. There are many apps that are better than their DE apps, but almost all those apps are dead now They don't even understand the concept of static linking https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gtk-app-devel-list/2003-September/msg00027.html , GTK1 being the only version suitable for static linking. |
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Another thing I noticed when dealing with configure.ac is that it's too easy to break it. I once noticed that something was broken in a fairly recent distro, but was working ok with a more recent distro. The logic was good, but I had to revert stuff. One day I was adding more and more pure shell code to configure.ac and broke it again, so I had to read the docs to figure out was wrong, this definitely takes years to understand. It's delicate like a flower. Shell scripting is powerful enough and coreutils makes it more powerful, they should have written autotools with pure shell scripting, including or 'sourcing' functions from a "library" as needed, no need for perl, m4 and stuff. I also have trouble reading Makefiles with shell scripts in them, that's common in autotools as well. In the end, the thing is slow, building the build system and configuring takes more time and processing power than compiling many apps. In this time and age autotools needs a massive cleanup, I also think they shouldn't have implemented support for every obscure unix system, forcing them to adopt the gnu tools and ways. |
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https://discourse.ardour.org/t/gtk-2-has-been-deprecated-is-there-a-roadmap-for-removal/105214/2 |
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I was once banned from freenode, I still don't the exact reason:
one of my android device acting weird
one android device connecting from my box to the public shared wifi from my network provider ?
http://dronebl.org/lookup?ip=your_ip_adress
you may open a ticket there if you're banned via dronebl.org
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