Re: Other back-ends

Joe Knapka <[email protected]>:
>

Hi, Joe!

> Magnus Lie Hetland <[email protected]> writes:
[snip]
> > so the remaining ones are cursesgui, textgui and
> > gtkgui. (gtkgui actually sort of works.)
> 
> Well, on my resume I claim to be the author and mainainer of cursesgui
> and textgui, so I probably ought to actually do that.

:)

> I've no idea which direction the Anygui codebase has gone in the
> past year or so

Basically none. Not much has happened at all, sadly.

One change, though: You have to subscribe to the list to post --
otherwise I have to manually accept your postings. (In other words,
you have be subscribed with your sender-address.)

> (by the way, "Hi again, everyone"),

Hi :-)

> so it might take me a little while to get current again. IIRC, I got
> frustrated with some aspect of forward-porting the textgui/cursesgui
> code to the "latest" (as of early 2003) Anygui architecture, but I
> really have no idea what was happening back then. I'll let you know
> when I've got a handle on it.  I'll step up to whack bugs in Tkgui
> as well, if no one else wants to.

Excellent.

> -- Joe

-- 
Magnus Lie Hetland           "The mind is not a vessel to be filled,
http://hetland.org            but a fire to be lighted."  [Plutarch]


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