[Gambas-user] A question on gb.gui

[Gian]

Il 24/04/2015 14:23, Gian ha scritto:
> Hello Benoit,
> Sorry if I let some criticism on the strategy gb.gui in this email.
> I state to be old and ignorant (to 16 years (1963) already around the
> world to work) and that I admire very much you and your collaborators,
> otherwise I would be silent.
> Ubuntu can represent for free software that Windows is for closed software.
> Ubuntu uses GTK and you love QT and that's OK.
> Gb.gui never completely properly worked, why insist? Is not better to
> abandon gb.gui, gb.gtk2, gb.gtk3 and focusing on those software that
> manage to combine the GTK with QT, explaining well the use to all
> shrimps, maybe helping them for installation?
> Thanks for the attention.
> Gianluigi
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Hello Benoit,
I'm sorry if I offended you, it was not my intention. Quite the contrary.
I believe that the main feature of Gambas is the one that, with a few 
clicks, we can get a GUI very effective and pleasant.
But if the GUI does not work...
I note that no one has commented on what I have written here, me wonder why?
Do not they want displease you?
Do not they use gb.gui (gb.gtk +)?
Do not they care if their code works with GTK?
They use Gambas only for fun or theoretical study?
They think that those who use Ubuntu is an idiot?
But perhaps it is more likely that having fought with these malfunctions 
they have surrendered and now they use and do use a distro with KDE.
I really hope you understand that I am writing to build and not to destroy.
My best regards
Gianluigi