ml writes: > does anybody work an support for pseudocolours on Windows?
Not as far as I know. > Gdk-ERROR **: Palettized display (256-colour) mode not > supported on Windows. aborting... > If GDK_WIN32_ENABLE_BROKEN_PSEUDOCOLOR_VISUAL is set, > everything looks ugly or is unusable (in Gimp). That's why it says it isn't supported;-) > Btw.: Some Gtk+ win32 applications come with an older libgtk > version, that doesn't understand this variable. A kind of > "official" win32 release would be cool. You mean, like from Microsoft (for it to be official) :-)? Is there any "official" GTK+ for Solaris, HP-UX or AIX? (Hmm, for Solaris I guess there will be, as Sun will ship GNOME with Solaris 9.) > Has anybody a fix or an idea how to fix it? I don't > understand the problem - even Microsoft got their widget > sets working. Of course, their widget sets was written for it (or for 16-bit graphics, even) from the beginning. > Also, Java and Tcl/Tk are running fine in 256 colour mode. They also have much more resources, and their graphics APIs presumably weren't originally written to just thinly hide Xlib? > It's only Gtk+/Gdk that doesn't work here :-(>>>> Patches gratefully accepted. There is some code in there to handle 256-colour mode (as you noticed, that is used only if that GDK_WIN32_ENABLE_BROKEN_PSEUDOCOLOR_VISUAL environment variable is set). But it's been a long time since I have bothered to look at it. I can't say how badly broken it is, whether just patching here and there would work, or whether starting from scratch is the only option. --tml _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
