>Yeah, but if you have a not-so-light gtk running already, why on earth
>would you want to run FLTK with it? Unless FLTK has some killer-app of
>course.
>> Calling gtk routines from a fltk app would only increase the exe size if
>> they were statically linked.
>Exe size has nothing to do with it. If you have gtk already loaded,
>the "light" part of FTLK becomes insignificant.
>But, to make any app integrate with the environment, the places to
>look at are libosso and task navigator (AFAIK).
Hi Kalle,
I guess FLTK apps are just an example of a category of apps
that could almost run correctly on the system. These are some
other examples:
http://piipiip.net/~veli/maemo/
Without an application icon in the task navigator area there doesn't
appear to be a way to switch back to the app once another app
has been launched. My use-case is - play "the dig" in between
reading the news :)
I think maemo should have some way of catering for this category
of application rather than requiring a complete port.
Regards,
Chris
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