On Mon, 04 Dec 2000, Bryan Coleman wrote:
> Sorry it took so long for me to get back to you. Well it has not been going
> well but that has more to do with personal stuff than anything technical.
Understood.
> Having said that I really want this to work. My plan of attack right now is
> getting the GDK ported over to ggi and then getting gtk working.
Yes this is the starting point.
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> I am not sure when I can jump into this, but maybe latter this Month. One
> hurtle is I no longer have ready access to a linux box. I might try working
> with the Windows port but I do not know what the status of that part of ggi
> is.
Linux would be good because this is the platform most Gtk users are using. Can
you partition your drive? We can work around this I am sure.
>
> - Bryan
Look I have a number of ideas of how this could/should be done. I invite you
or anybody else to contribute. Mainly I think we could create an extension
library which dresses up a visual like a "window". You may also want to check
out minigui.org to see what can be and has already been done (with GGI).
Suggestions anyone.
Thanks for getting back.
Lee
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> On Thu, 26 Oct 2000 19:19:41 -0400, Lee wrote:
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> > Hello,
> >
> > I am part o the GGI project.
> > I am curious about the status of your project and how bent you are on
> getting
> > it done. I would also like to ask you what elements are missing from
> the GGI
> > software that might help your enterprise.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
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