Hi there. I just tried out the Eclipse Finder at a friend's machine. Since I do not want to use KDE I wonder if there will be an Eclipse Finder in the GTK version too?
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what is KDE and GTK???
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Re: Eclipse Finder and GTK
Anonymous wrote:Hi there. I just tried out the Eclipse Finder at a friend's machine. Since I do not want to use KDE I wonder if there will be an Eclipse Finder in the GTK version too?
That's unlikely unless you code it yourself or find (/pay) someone to code it for you.
As I've already said, at the moment there is no active developer working on GTK. I guess if a GTK developer were interested in working on Celestia his first task would be porting it to GTK2 before implementing anything new.
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ElPelado wrote:what is KDE and GTK???
KDE and GTK are the current two competing desktop environments (roughly the equivalent of the MFC but higher level, a bit like .NET) on Unix systems.
The Linux version of Celestia was initialy written for/with GTK, this version has no active maintainer at the moment. The up to date version of Celestia for Linux uses KDE, but just like you can run a GTK app under Windows (e.g. The Gimp) you can run a KDE app under GTK or a GTK app under KDE.
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Christophe wrote:ElPelado wrote:what is KDE and GTK???
KDE and GTK are the current two competing desktop environments (roughly the equivalent of the MFC but higher level, a bit like .NET) on Unix systems.
The Linux version of Celestia was initialy written for/with GTK, this version has no active maintainer at the moment. The up to date version of Celestia for Linux uses KDE, but just like you can run a GTK app under Windows (e.g. The Gimp) you can run a KDE app under GTK or a GTK app under KDE.
Sorry Christophe to add a little bit to your explanations. Concerning GTK I would rather say that gtk is an X-toolkit library and not a desktop, really. The desktop that uses it heavily and competes with KDE is called GNOME. It is for example advocated/supported by the RedHat Linux distribution. The GTK-Celestia version in fact requires also the gnome library.
Since I used to develop quite a bit of code for the gtk Linux version, I agree, of course, will all your other statements about GTK-celestia.
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