Re: Why I hate Gtk+/GNOME (from the perspective of an Ada supporter)

[Martin Krischik <krischik@users.sourceforge.net>]

Brian Drummond schrieb:

> BUT... there are so many ways to crash TestGTK (on Windows 2000) just by
> pressing buttons. It may be rock solid on Linux but I have my doubts...

Mee too. I think that Gtk+/GNOME is just not as stable or reliable as 
Qt/KDE. And it has been so ever since GNOME 0.x.

I tried evolution (when it hat more functionality then KMail) and went 
back to KMail because evolution was unstable.

I tried nautilus (also when it hat more functionality then Konqueror) 
and went back to Konqueror also because nautilus was unstable.

I tried pan (again when it hat more functionality then KNode) and went 
back to KNode again because because pan was unstable.

Nowadays it is all water under the bridge - The KDE programs overtook 
the GNOME applications long ago in terms of functionality (partly 
because GNOME applications have been slimmed down).

I only try to compile Gtk+ because of the GPS (GNAT Programming Studio). 
If I wanted to create a GUI application I would use QtAda or AWS.

Martin

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