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Re: Gtk on Windows is hardly functional though.
by Toastie on Thursday 17/May/2001, @16:21

Ethereal and GIMP on Windows use the GTK+ library and they work quite well. I wouldn't call that "hardly functional".

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Re: Gtk on Windows is hardly functional though.
by Kirill on Saturday 19/May/2001, @12:22

Both programs work for me too, to some extent at least. But all GTK widgets just suck very bad on Win32. GTK crashes regularly and the widgets don't even paint themselves correctly most of the time. Edit control is just horrible, and tab control is not much better.

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