Is GTK 3 object oriented, or is there still going to be a need for something like gtkmm?
Phoronix: Preparing To Let Go Of GTK+ 2.x For GTK+ 3.0
As we have mentioned with the first of the early GNOME 3.0 development packages getting checked-in (such as the improved Totem Movie Player), the first GNOME 2.31 development milestone is this week in the road to GNOME 3.0 (a.k.a. v2.32) that will be reached this September. Joining this round of new GNOME development packages that are looking for testing is GTK+ 2.21.0, which is leading up to the 2.22 release of the de facto standard tool-kit for the GNOME desktop...
http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=ODIyNw
Is GTK 3 object oriented, or is there still going to be a need for something like gtkmm?
Have you try playing around with gtkrc? You can get fancy widgets with it, even on Windows. http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/GTK%2B_By_Example/Theming
I hope they will fix this bug :
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=573916
@dopehouse:
He shouldn't have to play with config files for that (not that playing with them would make a big difference anyway)
Things like integration with different desktops/platforms should work out of the box with a toolkit you are shipping for those platforms/desktops.
I hope they'll improve their theme api - this is really long overdue.
The hacks non-gtk apps (FireFox, OOo, Java) have to do make theirselves gtk lookalikes is horrible and dead-slow. Just a theme api which would allow to draw to cairo-contexts would make it so much easier.
- Clemens
Physics? Is this for gimmick stuff or for magnetism of windows so they can stick to the sides of the 'screen' or other windows or grouping?
I'm totaly unfamiliar with this concept =/
CSS theming for actual apps? Yikes