Funny that this is at the top of the Discussions list with a post about GTK4 :)
I have heard that GTK2 has now been removed from most Arch based repositories. I personally am using Debian based system so this does not apply to users yet but I do not know if Debian plans on supporting GTK2 in the future? (Next Debian stable release is about a year and a half away). If Debian makes decision to stop supporting GTK2 in the future, I was wondering if there are any plans on how this would be handled in Geany? `Geany` I know Geany uses GTK3 (and there are talks about upgrading to GTK4) but are there any parts still using GTK2? `Geany Plugins` For me this is an area of concern because it appears that plugins are still using GTK2. It has been mentioned that the main approach of Geany is to offer a base application and then have everything extra be available only through plugins. I personally rely on many of them, for example -TreeBrowser -GeanyLua -Addons -Spellcheck etc. Some of these plugins are providing a great deal of functionality to Geany (at least for me), so the concern would be if at some point they no longer are available. I was wondering how GTK2 based plugins will be handled (if at all) in the future? Thank you to anyone who reads this -- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/geany/geany/discussions/4466 You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Message ID: <geany/geany/repo-discussions/[email protected]>
