Closed Immortalin closed 9 years ago
I was aware of that installation process but it used (and still uses) a very old GTK version, which wasn't even supported by gotk3 when I wrote the instructions (gotk3 began as 3.8+ only). The new instructions detail how to get a reasonably new GTK on windows, and should work for any GTK version that you can find fedora mingw-w64 packages for.
Hi,
Instead of the convoluted windows install method as detailed in the wiki, why can't you use the standard gtk windows installation method?