>The rule to follow is:
> - You may not touch GTK widgets created in the parent in the child,
> in any way, it will not work
I believe that if we are to be completely rigourous:
You may not touch GTK widgets created in the parent in the child,
if the parent ever accesses them or any GTK+, GDK, or X Window
function after calling fork. This includes calling exit() in the
parent.
I believe that its possible to write a program that did this:
parent:
setup GTK, create widgets
fork
child:
run the GUI
However, I have no idea why anyone would choose to do that.
--p
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