Joachim Steiger wrote:

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> Marcus Bauer wrote:

>> Hello,

>>

>> I'm wondering if there is any interest in maintaining the GTK software

>> stack?

>

> would be nice.

>

> e.g. take the last gtk-based ui apps, rip out all libgsmd and neod

> dependencies and start communicating with the new middleware from FSO.

My idea too.

I would like to see this...
For what it is worth, the original GTK platform is nod dead. Attention

just shifted away.

And stability is ok as far as i can tell.

Gsmd allegedly breaks standby. But works for me.
Will see. I find the look and the UI design in general really well choosen.

But it is not GTK what buys me. As long as GTK is there as a lib for

compatibility. (which is AFAIK also the case with the other builds based

on X11)

But i would not mind if the Toolkit of the future would be EFL.
What i like with the old Framework (GTK thingie) is that it is pretty

much the same what other mobile communications systems use as a platform

and riding on pretty well established tools used on everyday linux systems.

GTK, GConf, D-Bus, (embedded) Evolution, X11, Avahi and probably some

more like some gnome stuff...
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