"Jesse D. Sightler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Honestly, I think that GTK+ ought to be MUCH more of a priority than
> Motif. Actually, truth be told, I wouldn't mind if the Motif
> version were phased out completely. I realize that this may seem to
> raise portability issues, but you should remember that GnuCash would
> not be the only cross-platform moving to GTK+. Mozilla is already
> making tremendous strides in pushing GTK+ to other platforms, and
> this move is inevitably going to continue.
I primarily agree.
> In the long run, I can see no real benefit to the Motif version of
> the application.
The benefit right now is that the Gnome version is absolutely *not*
stable enough to use. For those of us who already have our data in
GnuCash, and must have multiple splits, keeping the Motif stuff
working is important. Although I suppose it would be possible to
create a fork. Just freeze a current version that "works well
enough", and then kill the Motif stuff... I'm not sure that's the
right thing to do, though...
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Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> PGP=E80E0D04F521A094 532B97F5D64E3930
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