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Possibility to use Adwaita #10
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It should be with a bit of work. The first step is to add libadwaita to Yggdrasil so we have a JLL. I started this a few months ago but couldn't get it to compile for MacOS. I'll take a look at it again. In principle once that is done, creating bindings should be pretty straightforward. I'd be inclined to include them in this repo. |
The basics are now in the directory "Adwaita", including an example. I have not used it a whole lot myself, but it seems to work. I could register it but I think it should have some documentation first. |
Thanks for tackling this, on MacOS I get this error: ERROR: could not load library "libadwaita-1.so.0" Should I open a new issue? |
Oops, I see the problem but I won't be able to fix it until later this week. |
OK, see if it works now. |
Yes, it work's now! I've tested it with your example. Thank you very much :) |
Hi,
I have come across the Adwaita/libadwaita (https://gnome.pages.gitlab.gnome.org/libadwaita/doc/1-latest/) design theme for Gtk from the GNOME project. Is it possible to use the libadwaita library for Gtk with the Julia package in some way?
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