[gtk-server] Re: I can't get v1.2.2 to work

Thanks Mark for your kind words. As you may have noticed, precompiled 
binaries for Windows can be downloaded from the www.gtk-server.org 
website. Also the GTK port for Windows needs to be installed (something 
which is by default the case in a Linux environment). A Win32 
GTK-environment can be downloaded from the GTK-server site as well (GTK 
2.4.10).
Until now a full source compatibility with the GTK-server on both 
Windows and Linux have been realized with newLisp, Prolog, CLisp, and 
Scriptbasic. Programs written in any of these languages do not have to 
be adjusted in order to run on these different platforms. (Probably even 
more languages when using Cygwin.)

Do not hesitate to let me know when you are running into trouble with 
GTK. The example applications at the GTK-server website demonstrate how 
to use and create GUI's. Feel free to look into these programs and use 
the ideas for your own benefit.

I hope you enjoy working with this tool as much as I do!

Peter


Mark Carter wrote:

>gtk-server is very interesting from my point of view.
>
>I had experimented with GTK and wxWindows on Windows. The problem is 
>that it kinda forces one to use C - and I never seemed to get them 
>properly set up with MinGw anyway. What a drag! I'm also trying my hand 
>at CLISP, so I was looking for a suitable GUI. I wanted something that 
>would work on both Linux and Windows, was mature, and ideally, had a 
>wide feature-set. This is actually a suprisingly difficult set of 
>requirements to meet.
>
>But then gtk-server comes along, which can apparently satisfy all 
>requirements at once. I particularly look forward to having precompiled 
>binaries for Windows.
>
>I'd like to think that your project has quite a wide appeal.
>
>Keep up the good work!
>
>
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