Re: Yes, particularly Glade3

Are you saying I should go over to IRC? I did look at the resources page, and I did see links to programs made with PHP-GTK, but I'm talking about PHP-GTK itself. Also, the site itself needs a design upgrade to match up as a blue version of php.net. Anyone visiting will see what gtk.php.net looks like now and think that it is slightly outdated. I will go rescan the Resources page. > On Jun 19, 2015, at 6:14 PM, Madeleine D. <chezmmd@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Gage - > > You need to go out the chat channel for this project. See the resources > page on the web site. > > The current development activity, such as it is, is there. > > Madeleine D. > > >> On 06/19/2015 03:06 PM, Gage Morgan wrote: >> Good Afternoon Madeleine, >> >> What you happen to be using is GTK2, which was replaced years ago. Although some may say >> that GTK3 is relatively new, that would be what I'd assume was due to its role in the >> controversial GNOME3 development. Timeframes for these two I currently don't have on me. >> >> Even worse, Glade3 has been out since August 12. 2006. So even though Glade 3.8 can be used >> with GTK2, I can't find a package for GTK2. Essentially, even the docs on gtk.php.net need an >> overhaul, which I would have a hard time writing because I can't even fully utilize PHP-GTK >> yet. >> >> What I'm looking into is using PHP-GTK with GTK3 and Glade3.(19?). I read the archives >> and it was said something was in the works, but it doesn't look like anything has come to >> fruition yet. >> >> Because GTK2 isn't even available anymore, and PHP-GTK thus won't build for >> Glade even if it finds support, PHP-GTK needs to be "overhauled" for both packages (Glade3 >> and GTK3), something of which I have no idea how to do. I emailed Andrei directly about helping out, >> but he seems to not have been in his inbox for a while. >> >> Also, Windows for some odd reason has both Glade3 and GTK3 for PHP-GTK, but right now >> neither are built-in for Linux. I use Ubuntu and without these, PHP-GTK will stand a sitting duck. >> It's not dead, there's just not enough people. If whoever over here is still planning >> PHP-GTK3 that was mentioning it in January, please post an update on the fact that you are indeed >> working on a 3rd update or planning a 3rd update to the main page at gtk.php.net. I realize there >> have been some posts to an extent on gtk.php.net, but none seem to say anything about what the >> actual development happening right now is, just that "it's still happening." >> >> Also, in order to attract more people, there needs to be some "uniformization" >> with the website itself. The gtk.php.net will officially be pronounced a living project again when >> the website can make a PHP-GTK blue theme that goes along with the main site's theme at >> php.net. The current site looks like what php.net used to look like, but not what the actual php.net >> looks like anymore. If we can make PHP-GTK's website look like a blue version on par with >> php.net's current purple version, then the people come are gonna be like "When did this >> happen? Just yesterday it looked outdated!!" >> >> Even though the saying goes "Don't judge a book by it's cover," people >> will always end up doing just that. So, who in this project has been working on PHP-GTK3? >> >> (If there are any corrections to what I just said about Glade and GTK, don't mention >> them here because I will likely figure them out as time goes on, all I'm requesting is that >> somebody puts it out there that PHP-GTK3 is in fact underway and what the game plan is, even if >> incomplete) >> >> >>> On Jun 19, 2015, at 5:18 PM, Madeleine D. <chezmmd@gmail.com> wrote: >>> >>> >>> G - >>> >>> It depends on what you're looking for. I am the developer for an active >>> PHP-Gtk2 application in Medical Billing. We've been running our >>> customers on various versions/updates for about 6 years. >>> >>> Currently, we run on Win/Mac/Ubuntu with pretty good success. But we >>> haven't spent a lot of time on technie details, like Glade, etc. We >>> usually just take from whatever port is already available. >>> >>> If I can help, I will. >>> >>> Madeleine D. >>> >>> >>> >>>> On 06/19/2015 01:05 PM, M. Gage Morgan wrote: >>>> Glade2 support is long past due, and I have no clue how to get it in >>>> there. I am new here, and I am having troubles. I can install it on >>>> Ubuntu, but glade3 particularly and some of the others located in /ext >>>> aren't showing up. I have no clue how to develop for this project, so >>>> any pointers will be appreciated. I am also interested on getting this >>>> program back on track as it's something I want to use to make a set of >>>> default programs for an OS my friend and I have been working on. >>>> >>>> If there is any way I can help, I will. But first I need to find someone >>>> out there who is already active, and right now all I hear is radio >>>> silence... >>>> >>>> --MGage-- >>