Although GTK2 is still alpha (or is that beta) most
of it is fairly stable. I have been working with it
for over a month porting java-gnome to GTK 2 and GNOME 2.
I would also agree that it would seem to make more sense
to target the newer version of the libraries.
>
> I don't know, but Gnome2 does.
> See http://developer.gnome.org/dotplan/schedule/
>
> The API is basically frozen, and libraries (installable in
> parallel with Gnome1) have been released for developers. The
> main issue at this point seems to be porting existing applications
> to Gnome2, which does not affect us.
>
> It seems unlikely we'd have a stable awt before Gnome2 is
> available, so I say we might as well use Gnome2 for our
> development. I certainly would prefer to use the new text
> widget for the text components. I also think that Graphics2D
> will be easier to implement using Gtk2, so why waste time
> with Gtk1 (except that more example code and documentation is
> available for Gtk1).
> --
> --Per Bothner
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