Re: [Anjuta-list] braindead user question

[dim owner <rtpc comcast net>]

It turns out this was indeed a stupid user error.  After completing my first 
project, I installed gimp-1.3 ... because, as I said in my first post to the 
group, when I installed anjuta, it did not install the gtk version 1 
projects, just the gtk2 stuff, and the gimp I had was not version2.  Anyways, 
installing the new gimp required upgrading gtk2, which because I don't know 
all the various rpms and such left my system inconsistant; thus the problem.

I don't know how I'm going to fix this... I only installed gtk2-devel, 
gtk2-doc, and gtk2 (and manually build the latest libgnomecanvas, popt, and a 
couple more that weer required along the way).  I'm thinking I want to 
upgrade to SuSE9 or switch distributions to debian; SuSE has left me with a 
bad taste in my mouth after running 8.2 for a while).  
But even then I'll still need to upgrade my system like crazy.  Urgh.  
Probably just roll-back the changes for now, cuase it's like 50+ packages I 
think, that would want an upgrade if keep gtk 2.2.4.

Just to be clear about this, is there a reason gtk_dialog_new and 
gtk_message_dialog_new are better than the gnome equivilants, or was it just 
a useful workaround?

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These issues are issues I'm having and would love it if I could get help 
resolving (a wish list, of sorts):
   I installed anjuta-rpmbuilder-0.1.1-1.i686.rpm, but I compiled anjuta from 
source.  I can't find the plugin in anjuta, so I assume I've goofed.  Don't 
know what to do about this.
   anjuta's gtk-1 project bindings did not get installed when I compiled it.  
I'd love it if those were available to me.

On Friday 07 November 2003 01:17, Naba Kumar wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-11-06 at 22:40, dim owner wrote:
> > 	// Construct the message box internal handle
> > 	aboutName = g_strdup_printf ("About%.2f", window_index);
> >
> > 	GtkWidget * msgBox = gnome_app_new (aboutName, "About");
> > 	gnome_app_message (GNOME_APP(msgBox), message);
>
> I would suggest you use gtk_dialog_new or gtk_message_dialog_new.
> -Naba