Am Dienstag, den 04.08.2009, 00:39 -0400 schrieb Allin Cottrell: > I see in the the README.IMPORTANT file in sawfish 1.5.0: > > "recently the old GtkNotebook UI has been replaced by a GtkTree > UI, sadly this widget does currently not support single-clicking > it, so you need to double-click it." > > This seems to me a strange choice. The GtkNotebook API is still > in good standing, while the GtkTree API is strongly deprecated > (i.e., gets a worse write-up than most other deprecated GTK > features). The current GTK docs say: > > "GtkTree is deprecated and unsupported. It is known to be buggy. > To use it, you must define the symbol GTK_ENABLE_BROKEN prior to > including the GTK+ header files." >
I know all that. But have a look at the notebook-style: sawfish-ui --flatten. This is horrible. Too much options for this style. Besides that: I'm working on updating rep-gtk to the gtk+ 2.12 API and started implementing new widgets, to replace the deprecated ones. Several new widgets are already in rep-gtk HEAD. in sawfish HEAD the GtkButton + GtkPreview (deprecated) + GtkColorSelection Trio has been replaced by the new GtkColorButton, and our custom make-url-widget has been replaced by the GtkLinkButton. I have already started implementing the GtkTreeView, but I don't know wether it will be already available in 1.6s UI, as it not just requires major work on rep-gtk, but sawfish-ui as well. Chris
