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Originally posted by Monsterovich View Post
There is such a thing called backward compatibility, but GTK developers are not competent enough and don't know about it.
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Originally posted by You- View Post
I think we have all figured that out by now.
You spend all your life filled with hate and focussing on things you dont like.
I would have thought you would prefer to be happy and run freely in the fields of the posts on KDE6 or Cosmic, or some Window manager, but alas you pollute our existence with your hate instead.
For example, I saw HandBrake becoming this weird "shades of grey" instead of the "consistent gray" that GTK 3 theming was.
Skill issue maybe?
I'm open to suggestion and opinions.
EDIT: Well, OBS uses GTK4 and I think it's beautiful, so ultimately I think that HandBrake devs just don't give a shit about "LinGUI".Last edited by Delta_44; 25 March 2024, 06:12 PM.
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Originally posted by Monsterovich View Post
The main complaint about CSD is that it is not switchable in the framework. You have to patch libgtk3 to disable it, and sometimes even that is not enough. See:
https://github.com/lah7/gtk3-classic...ent-1649301015
I won't repeat my arguments about CSD being generally anti-pattern, which breaks the behavior of window managers and their visual appearance.
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Originally posted by oleid View Post
Why is Inkscape not productive software? What do you define as productive software? It would seem to me that you don't even know what being productive means
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Originally posted by Artim View PostBackwards compatibility only has drawbacks. If you never break compatibility, you end up with a historic pile of garbage like Windows. Thanks, but no thanks,
An OS which components don't have backward compatibility deserves its 2% on the market.
But I think it's some kind of intentional sabotage of GNU/Linux distros.
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