Hi again, I do not have any idea wether this really is a "spec" violation, I am currently talking to gtk devs what they think about this issue. Furthermore the N770 is the first platform which "claims" to be GTK-2.6 compatible but in fact breaks GNU-Classpath's AWT peers.
In fact the only guys which loose are that one that want to play J2ME games on their Nokia770 and Nokia indirectly selling less devices - I am not willed to hack Classpath's code just to make it run on the Nokia770 if the code is really right (this needs to be checked). The more I have to play with such broken low-level things the later I can start working on my main project. After all a bit more serious documentation (read: no howtos!) and maybe better support for developers wouldn't that bad too, however thats another topic. > As you can successfully create 24bit pixmaps I think it's pretty safe to > say the server does in fact support 24bit pixmaps just fine. However its still really stupid to let it return 24-bit as preferred depth since every time bliting this pixmap will always force this underpowered device to do tons of pixel-conversations - which is especially bad for games or double-buffered painting. I tried it on 7 different Linux desktop systems and it always returns the deth at which the display is running so why should it be different when running on the 770? lg Clemens _______________________________________________ maemo-developers mailing list [email protected] https://maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers
