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Forking GTK+ 3 #688
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To see why GTK 4 is a bad choice, look at the new Inkscape menus which had to be used because GTK 4 doesn't support real menus. No nesting (!) - it just replaces the main menu, and much more. |
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What are you talking about? You mean submenus? Menu in GTK4 |
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What app is this? Because in Inkscape 1.4, when I click on a submenu, it replaces the main one. |
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Is the font being changed to Inter? |
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Indeed, AWF GTK 4 has submenus. |
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I agree GTK 3 is a very good toolkit and it's the best available. It has nice, powerful themeing, good layout features, clean bindings, touch support... It's a pleasure to work with, and I wouldn't want to switch to something else, nor do you have any plans to.
But the GTK 3 has some missing features: its file browser is very bad, it should be configurable; it will be unsupported and is considered outdated. Are you going to fork it?
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