Gtk4

[tronta]

Any plans for GTK4?
As a Gtk Python newbie what would be the best way to help?

[sebp]

Personally, I do not have plans to add support for GTK4. Mainly because I'm not following the latest development in this area anymore. I generally welcome contributions from others, but I do not know how much GTK4 differs from GTK3 and whether merging it with this tutorial would be sensible.

[tronta]

Very cool. Looks great!

[osamuaoki]

ranchester2: Very interesting...

I think what we need is examples not just for GTK4 but for both GTK3 and GTK4 (Excluding gi.require_version("Gtk", "?.0") line.). Or, GTK4 compatible GTK3 examples .... Then document can mention in main text what it takes.

FYI: Along this thought, I have proposed to update python style in line with python3 for super() in PR #199.

[sebp]

I'm not familiar with GTK4, but if there's a way to make example compatible with GTK3 and GTK4 without too much overhead, I would prefer it. Otherwise, we can create a new branch for GTK3 and continue with GTK4 in the master branch.

[rafaelmardojai]

Hello.

I have starting porting some of the examples to GTK4 here: https://gitlab.gnome.org/rafaelmardojai/pygobject-guide.

I'm aiming to create a central space for finding PyGObject documentation / tutorials (taking some inspiration from https://gjs.guide/).

I'm obviously keeping the same license as this repo because I'm kind of "forking" this tutorial. But I would like to know what is the best way to keep the attribution to this work, maybe build an "acknowledgement" page referencing al the credits?

[sebp]

@rafaelmardojai great to hear that your putting in the effort to port the tutorial to GTK4!

Adding an acknowledgements or contributors page sounds good.