> If we do want to build our own GTK for Windows, do you have > any advice about how to do that? I believe that you cross-compile on > OpenSUSE, yes? No, I build locally on Windows, but that is mostly just inertia. Cross-compilation works fine, and is faster, and eventually I will switch to that. (Using the openSUSE Build Service is the way to go here. There are already cross-built Windows (32- and 64-bit) packages for the GTK+ stack and lots more there.) (Similar setups exist in the corresponding services for some other distros, but I don't know more about them.) > I suppose we could install the ming32-gtk2 source package on > OpenSUSE and build that - is that the easiest approach? Yeah, probably. Checkout that, modify the spec file slightly to add the libtiff and libjpeg dependency and drop the --enable-gdiplus, and then build the package locally. You probably can find in the package's version history a revision where it didn't use the gdiplus loaders. --tml _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
