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On Wed, Sep 05, 2001 at 09:48:21PM -0700, Michael Madore wrote: > Scott Klement wrote: > > > Using the routines provided by X to read the keystrokes directly is > > a MUCH better idea. Then X worries about the cross-platform issues > > for us. In fact the (unfinished) GTK/Gnome version of the emulator > > solves these problems for us! It sure would be nice if it were > > finished... Of course, that doesn't help those poor souls using > > "console mode". (or dumb terminals, or telnetted in, etc) > > Just a show of hands, is there any pent up demand for a GTK+ version? > For that matter, how about a Windows port, using GTK+? I recently did some hacking on the gtk-version. I got rulers to work (but rather slow), font switching for font_80 and font_132 and some (rather ugly) color mapping. The next challenge will be X-selection support (copy & paste). I still have to polish the code. Should I get a sourceforge user-id and commit it back to CVS when it's done? -- Esda Feinstrumpffabrik GmbH Frank Richter, Leiter EDV Hauptstr. 76, D-09392 Auerbach E-Mail: frichter@esda.com
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