3 Oct 2006 02:39
Which version of GtkExtra is more stable?
Nickolai Dobrynin <ndobrynin <at> gmail.com>
2006-10-03 00:39:15 GMT
2006-10-03 00:39:15 GMT
Here is my dilemma. There are clearly two different GtkExtra versions simultaneously active
in the CVS. There is the "traditional" one and the one that's Cairo-based. I'd be very interested
to hear peoples' opinion as to which of the two versions is more suitable for production use. The
Cairo-based one is probably more modern. But is it sufficiently stable?
Opinions are highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Nickolai
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Any idea?
Concretely, I am interested in GtkPlot. I want to represent a
wavesound, for a little application related with banks of sounds for
SoundFont file format (sf2). Is really a good decision? Or exists
another Widget more appropiated?
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