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Refactor GTK example to use PyGObject instead of PyGTK #253

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cztomczak opened this issue Sep 20, 2016 · 1 comment
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Refactor GTK example to use PyGObject instead of PyGTK #253

cztomczak opened this issue Sep 20, 2016 · 1 comment
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cztomczak commented Sep 20, 2016

I've tried installing PyGTK for Python 3 (with pyenv) and I'm having a hard time. Looks like PyGTK is deprecated according to this blog post: End of an Era: PyGTK. The alternative is to use PyGObject.

Here are some examples:

Related issues:

See also the Refactor Examples project.

cztomczak added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 21, 2016
Fix compile.py, allow for execution using "python3" binary.

Make ApplicationSettings.log_severity=LOGSEVERITY_ERROR the default,
so that annoying X11 server non-fatal errors aren't displayed.
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GTK example is so much simpler now, see examples/gtk.py. Tested with python 2 and 3. Closing.

@cztomczak cztomczak changed the title Refactor GTK example to use PyGObject instead of PyGTK Refactor GTK example to use PyGObject instead of PyGTK (still Open because of possible issue with mixed GTK 2 and GTK 3 symbols) Oct 18, 2016
@cztomczak cztomczak reopened this Oct 18, 2016
@cztomczak cztomczak changed the title Refactor GTK example to use PyGObject instead of PyGTK (still Open because of possible issue with mixed GTK 2 and GTK 3 symbols) Refactor GTK example to use PyGObject instead of PyGTK Oct 19, 2016
@cztomczak cztomczak added this to the v54 milestone Feb 24, 2017
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