My two cents.
There is a GTK# installer coming for MacOS X.
I second David's affirmation though I will modify it slightly:
The Mac favouring Mono hackers would be doing us a great favour if they could commit some resources to a 'native' OSX GTK port. The current ports are pretty stalled. GTK-OSX is nearly there but is only GTK 1.2,
GTK-Quartz didn't get very far at all.
The Mono favoring Mac hackers would be doing us a great favor if they could commit some resources to a 'native' OSX GTK port. The current ports are pretty stalled.
Or actually, Apple could/should.
Erik
On Jul 26, 2004, at 2:57 PM, David Burnett wrote:
On Mon, Jul 26, 2004 at 11:02:36AM -0400, Dan Winship wrote:
> > Amazing. I didn't that Gtk itself was ported to Mac OS X. > > To clarify, The Gtk X11 backend works under X11 on OS X. There is no > port that uses CoreGraphics.
And that's going to be a major problem with regards to the OSX community accepting Mono/GTK# apps in IMHO.
The Mac favouring Mono hackers would be doing us a great favour if they could commit some resources to a 'native' OSX GTK port. The current ports are pretty stalled. GTK-OSX is nearly there but is only GTK 1.2,
GTK-Quartz didn't get very far at all.
The problem is that porting GTK needs some experienced GTK / X11 hackers to help out. People who know exactly what events should be fired and when.
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