GTK+ 3.0.0 Tool-Kit Officially Released!

[BlackStar]

"More X11 agnostic (and supports Wayland)"
Why they dropped support for DirectFB?

Because noone volunteered to maintain it, ergo it's become dead weight.

[LightBit]

"More X11 agnostic (and supports Wayland)"
Why they dropped support for DirectFB?

[tball]

Okay thank you guys. Didn't know about the gtkmm project, which actually seems to be official supported. Interesting.

[srg_13]

I totally agree, however what bothers me is that there might not be any gtkmm3 any time soon.. is there?

It's actively worked on... I wouldn't expect it to take any longer than a few days. In the meantime, the last git commit is yesterday so you can probably compile it with Gtk+ 3.0

[DuSTman]

I wonder how long until people release screenshots of gtk3 themes. I wanna see some interface porn.

[cl333r]

Gtkmm is the C++ binding. It's a great API and is far easier to use than the C API.

I totally agree, however what bothers me is that there might not be any gtkmm3 any time soon.. is there?

[srg_13]

Does GTK 3.0 support c++? If not, why not?
In my experience, c++ is way better for gui programming than plain c.

Gtkmm is the C++ binding. It's a great API and is far easier to use than the C API.

[liam]

Does GTK 3.0 support c++? If not, why not?
In my experience, c++ is way better for gui programming than plain c.

Look up Gobject introspection (gir). It has tons of language support.

[nzjrs]

Does GTK 3.0 support c++? If not, why not?
In my experience, c++ is way better for gui programming than plain c.

Please try gtkmm

[tball]

Does GTK 3.0 support c++? If not, why not?
In my experience, c++ is way better for gui programming than plain c.