Re: 2.1.0 snapshot uploaded to Ubuntu Oneiric

"P.G. Richardson" <[email protected]> Wed, 8 Jun 2011 09:23:18 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.comp.ipod.gtkpod
Message-ID <[email protected]>
> As part of Ubuntu's ongoing transition from GTK2 to GTK3, some days ago I
> uploaded a git snapshot of gtkpod's gtk-3.0 branch to the development
> version
> of Ubuntu.
>
> While the GTK2 version is more stable, it cannot be uploaded to Ubuntu
> because
> it has by now replaced the GTK2 version of libanjuta with the GTK3 one.
>
> I will closely follow the progress of the GTK3 port of gtkpod and
> periodically
> update the version in Ubuntu. Hopefully, a 2.1.0 release or at least a
> release
> candidate will be available before Oneiric's release in October.
>
> I would be grateful if any Ubuntu users following this mailing list tested
> the
> snapshot and reported any errors they found to Launchpad.
>

Hi Maia,

Did you happen to use one of the unstable versions off sourceforge?

For you information I created a ppa of the 2.0.1 beta on launchpad,
basically testing out a new sub-package recipe for the deb packages. I can
update this if you like to gtk3, however, I havent done so yet since
ubuntu had not upgraded to gtk3 in its last release.

Is there a ubuntu unstable available with gtk3? If so then I can get my
hudson build server to start creating gtk3 debs in the same manner as
fedora rpms.

Cheers

PGR


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