Bob, I tested your latest Windows builds on a win98 system with a Wacom tablet. Unfortunately it's almost unusable because it responds to perhaps 1/4 of all button_press and button_release events. Pressing harder does not help. Other Windows programs and all Linux programs on the same computer work fine. I suspect it's a GTK port problem, so my question is: do you know any other GTK program ported to Windows with the same libraries as you use, so I could test it and compare?
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bulia byak wrote:
Bob, I tested your latest Windows builds on a win98 system with a Wacom tablet. Unfortunately it's almost unusable because it responds to perhaps 1/4 of all button_press and button_release events. Pressing harder does not help. Other Windows programs and all Linux programs on the same computer work fine. I suspect it's a GTK port problem, so my question is: do you know any other GTK program ported to Windows with the same libraries as you use, so I could test it and compare?
The best example is Gimp-win32, of course. Try the Gimp-1.2.x version, not the latest. It will have approximately the same libraries as we are using.
http://www.gimp.org/~tml/gimp/win32/downloads.html
Bob
On 18 Jan 2004 at 10:55, Bob Jamison wrote:
bulia byak wrote:
Bob, I tested your latest Windows builds on a win98 system with a Wacom tablet. Unfortunately it's almost unusable because it responds to perhaps 1/4 of all button_press and button_release events. Pressing harder does not help. Other Windows programs and all Linux programs on the same computer work fine. I suspect it's a GTK port problem, so my question is: do you know any other GTK program ported to Windows with the same libraries as you use, so I could test it and compare?
The best example is Gimp-win32, of course. Try the Gimp-1.2.x version, not the latest. It will have approximately the same libraries as we are using.
Huh? GIMP 1.2.x uses GTK 1.3.0 on Win32, not GTK2.
HTH, Michael
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