Hi Pablo,

You need to run gtk.threads_init() in the same thread that you run gtk.mainloop().

John

Pablo Endres wrote:

Ok I've narrowed down what happens just before it freezes
Heres whats being done:

## Start a thread to run the gtk.mainloop()
self.rm = RunMain()
print "Going to start"##test
self.rm.start()
print "Started "

And RunMain is this class:

import threading

class RunMain(threading.Thread):
"Class defined to run the gtk.mainloop without blocking the application"
def __init__(self):
threading.Thread.__init__(self)

def run(self):
gtk.mainloop()

Is there anything wrong?
This code works no problem on with pygtk-0.6.x on linux but I'm trying to make it work on pygtk-1.9x on win2000




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