Dear (lib)G guys,
I am a bit confused. Never the less I have 2 complex questions:
1) This is general. I am an old time programmer and I got fascinated
from all this new GUI, RAID, Interfaces and autoconf stuff.
Assuming that today is 2009/01/28: What would it be the best
best RAID development environment for graphical application
within linux? What is the best if I add as requests: backward compatibility,
portability and stable during a long period of time?
2) I wrote a glade/gnome application using anjuta. It is not ages ago.
It should have been maximum 2 years.
I installed F10 (Fedora 10: what happened to the core string?)
And I started to have troubles. Right now it is just to fix a couple of
of library paths.
I am about to rewrite "fully" the graphical interface.
I am worried about: libgnome, gtkbuilder and the like.
One reason I rewrite the application is some internal optimization
but the second most important reason is that I did a too heavy gnome
application: I used the gnomecanvas and I had to load something
like 50000 gnomecanvas objects. You might understand why
I need to rewrite it. I'll post my tech problem soon here.
I might have an heavy gtk application (it is not
a game, but a pure gtk application) which needs some tunes.
The question is: Is glade3 stable enough?
I'll need some graphical tunes: libgnome or gtkbuilder? [or what is the difference]
Because I'll be working on these graphical objects..
Gnomecanvas or drawable area?
And I am the lonely programmer..
long life widgets?
I can rewrite the application now. But I will not do it again.
Any suggestion?
Thanks and sorry for the long boring post.
Fabio
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