Dave Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is pygtk for gtk1.2 and for gtk2 set up to coexist nicely for the same
> version of python?
>
> gtk1.2 and gtk2 co-exist nicely, but I'm not certain the two versions
> of pygtk can. The main reason I'm asking is I noticed the new Red Hat
> beta only contains pygtk2 and I've got a number of personal apps I've
> written using pygtk for gtk1.2 and don't have time to update them now,
> but would like to write a new app using pygtk for gtk2 (I have yet to
> do anything with gtk2).
Hi Dave. I'm releasing modified versions of the new pygtk series here:
http://rox.sourceforge.net/rox_lib.php3
(there's a link to the .tgz in the Gtk+-2.0 box)
We need this for the ROX desktop (since we can't break everyone's apps
when they upgrade, obviously ;-), and I hope to keep up with new releases.
It's very easy to use, just write your gtk2 programs starting with:
import gtk2 as gtk
and then use it just as the official version.
Once the stable release appears, we may produce RPMs and Debs, too.
HTH,
--
Thomas Leonard http://rox.sourceforge.net
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