I've used gtk2 and gtk3 and I see no differences other than having
different looking eye-candy themes...
It's my understanding gtk3 is suppose to bring better performance, but I'm
not seeing that yet...
For now, to me performance is a fast cpu, fast ram and fast hard drive and
I have all 3! :)
If we want performance buy an SSD, I did! LOL...
For now I say keep GTk2 alive in distros for at least another 2-3 years!
On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 10:47 AM, Andrej N. Gritsenko <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hello!
>
> PCMan has written on Wednesday, 31 July, at 23:43:
> >The original obconf uses gtk+ 2 and glade, which are dying.
>
> I don't believe gtk+2 is dying. Yes, it got no further development
> but it still will be around, at least 3-5 years yet. And not everyone
> wants to install recent Qt libs, especially if it is required for just
> one application but their hardware is too old to contain two kinds of
> widgets, it's why I believe we should not drop GTK-2 support in all our
> applications in next few years. :)
>
> >We, however, need a good GUI tool to configure openbox.
> >So I did a Qt port, obconf-qt.
>
> Good to hear lxde-qt is growing. :)
>
> Cheers!
> Andriy.
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