Hi, I am currently running a RedHat 7.2 system with GTK1.2 installed. How do I upgrade from GTK1.2 to GTK2.0 without breaking the system ? I am using GNOME for my desktop and I do not want to crash the system by changing libraries the system might depend on.
When compiling a GTK-based program I use "gtk-config --cflags --libs", I suppose I have to redirect the settings of gtk-config to the updated GTK2.0 if I want to use GTK2.0 instead of GTK1.2 ? I intend to use the GTK for "modernising" an imaging system, where do I find information/examples of how to "send" image data (bitmaps) to a GTK-window. Although the focus in my application is on automated image acquisition and analysis, I now and then wan to display an image on the screen. The focus of my work is to "extract" numerical data out of images, not displaying them or interactive work. For an example of what I intend to "modernise", you can have a look at my persoanl website: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/pvosta/cvwww.htm Best regards and lots of thanks in advance, Peter -------------------- Dr. Peter Van Osta Union Biometrica N.V./S.A. European Scientific Operations Cipalstraat 3 B-2440 Geel Belgium tel.: +32 (0)14 570 619 fax.: +32 (0)14 570 621 _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
