Nice to hear, congratulations and thanks for your hard work. Now time for gtk4 :(
There was a time, when I was young, backwards compatibility was a big part of our job. To me, it seems every other day QT and GTK makes a point of ignoring backwards compatibility with their releases, making Application Development hard.
I admit, I do *not* understand GTK/QT development model at all. But I think having that compatibility is one of the reasons of Linux's success, the rule of "Do not break user space".
There was a time, when I was young, backwards compatibility was a big part of our job. To me, it seems every other day QT and GTK makes a point of ignoring backwards compatibility with their releases, making Application Development hard.
I admit, I do *not* understand GTK/QT development model at all. But I think having that compatibility is one of the reasons of Linux's success, the rule of "Do not break user space".