On Sun, 28 Aug 2011 18:12:30 +0200
Adam Borowski <kilob...@angband.pl> wrote:

> Does roxterm-gtk3 have any functionality -gtk2 doesn't have?  Unlike
> QT/GTK, there isn't a big difference there and I quite fail to see
> the reason to have both.  It's a library rather than support for a
> whole environment, you need to upgrade at some time but I guess it
> will be half a decade before anyone says a word about removing gtk2.

It does have a little advantage of a resize grip under the scrollbar -
it can be quite hard to grab skinny window borders sometimes, especially
with a touchpad. But mainly I just like everything to be modern and want
to make sure the GTK3 version gets well-proven.

> Thus, if there's a bug but no goodies, you could stick with gtk2 for
> now. And there's a lot of time before wheezy freezes, so there's a
> fat chance the bug will be fixed, saving us two transitions (roxterm
> -> roxterm-gtk*, roxterm-gtk* -> roxterm).

I wouldn't be surprised if #632403 outlives Wheezy's testing phase. I'm
thinking of keeping both versions in temrs of years rather than months
anyway.


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