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From: Felix Krause <flyx@isobeef.org>
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Subject: Re: Native version of GNAT Programming Studio for OSX
Date: Sun, 30 Jun 2013 13:03:34 +0200
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On 2013-06-26 00:27:58 +0000, Jerry said:
> 
> I wonder if any of the prerequisites are available on MacPorts, and if 
> so, how would one modify the build process. I note that 
> gtk-osx-application is available there.

I didn't have a look at MacPorts for a long time (usually using 
Homebrew for stuff, which doesn't support gtk-quartz). As my goal is to 
eventually build an app bundle, I won't look into it, though it would 
definitely be more stable than using the jhbuild toolchain.

Meanwhile, have some screenshots:

https://github.com/flyx86/gps-osx/wiki

As you can see, the default theme doesn't really make any difference. 
However, it's now possible to use the other themes that are available 
for gtk-quartz. Unfortunately, the gtk-quartz-engine - a theme that 
uses the deprecated Carbon framework to give widgets a native OSX style 
- is very old, incomplete and GPS crashes when I try to start it with 
that theme. So there will be no really native-looking GPS.

-- 
Felix Krause
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