[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Jan Nieuwenhuizen writes:
>
> >> As Guile CVS seems to be a bit fucked up ATM, this might be a reason;
> >> It used to work.
> >
> > Ok. We'll just `wait' for Dirk Herrman do fix CVS.
>
> Dirk has fixed it. Most looks ok now apart from:
>
> + guile -s ../src/libgnom
Jan Nieuwenhuizen writes:
>> As Guile CVS seems to be a bit fucked up ATM, this might be a reason;
>> It used to work.
>
> Ok. We'll just `wait' for Dirk Herrman do fix CVS.
Dirk has fixed it. Most looks ok now apart from:
+ guile -s ../src/libgnomecanvas/examples/canvas.scm
(gnome gtk): [glib
Andreas Rottmann writes:
> I've some talking with Rob Browning about that; I've taken over
> maintainership of G-Wrap and will release a 1.9.0 pretty soon
> now. I'll then package the new G-Wrap for Debian (which will coexist
> with the old g-wrap packages).
Great, this is very good news!
> I th
Jan Nieuwenhuizen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Andreas Rottmann writes:
>
>> The bindings of GTK+ 2 are maintained, but there are no tarballs as
>> of yet. You can grab it via Arch, however.
>
> I've added very experimental gnome canvas output to LilyPond CVS,
> using TLA guile-gnome. This is of
Andreas Rottmann writes:
> The bindings of GTK+ 2 are maintained, but there are no tarballs as
> of yet. You can grab it via Arch, however.
I've added very experimental gnome canvas output to LilyPond CVS,
using TLA guile-gnome. This is of course, very hacker only.
Do you/we have a vague planni
