--- Mike Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[snip]
> common items such as the file selectors are completely
> foreign to Windows users and considerably less usable than their
> Windows equivalents.
Amen. KDE users on Linux have been making fun of GTK's file selection
for a very long time - it's improving in the most recent versions but I
still find it a tad iffy at times.
> The only major GTK applications I'm aware of on Windows are Glade
> and the GIMP which means that a large segment of GTK is presumably
> largely untested on Windows.
This is my sense too - I know a few other GTK applications have been
ported but I do not have the sense it is a major movement. Hence my
excitement at GPL QT4, which up until version 4 was commercial ONLY on
Windows - indicating it must work reasonably well. With any luck an
McCLIM backend to that could be made to work well and reliably on both
platforms.
CY
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