On Tue, Oct 07, 2003 at 01:08:35AM -0400, Roberto Sanchez wrote:
| Monique Y. Herman wrote:
| >I just found vim-gnome in unstable, which seems to be the gnome 2
| >equivalent of vim-gtk.
| >
| >hope that helps someone; I seem to remember hearing some outcry about it
| >recently.
|
| Since vim-gtk is built against GTK2, wouldn't having a build against
| GNOME2 be a bit redundant? Aren't they the same thing?
No, GNOME and GTK are not identical. The GNOME platform uses GTK as
the underlying GUI toolkit, but adds some widgets and pre-defined
layouts. For example, the GNOME 1 Ok/Cancel dialog (eg when quitting
vim with a modified buffer) is prettier than the GTK 1.2 equivalent
dialog.
(I just wish the GTK2 fonts would look decent! I have a decent font
in xterm and vim-gtk (GTK1.2)!)
-D
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