Anders Broman wrote:
Hi,
When converting the clist in rtp_analysis.c to a gtk_list_store it
turned out that to get acceptable performance functions from GTK+ 2.6
was needed.
As Stephen Fisher pointed out:
> My initial fix to the problem Anders brought up requires GTK+ 2.6 or
later (it is wrapped in a GTK_CHECK_VERSION(2,6,0)).
> Right now, we have nineteen GTK_CHECK_VERSION(2,6,0) checks in the
code. GTK+ 2.6.0 is dated Dec 16 2004 on _ftp.gtk.org_
<file://ftp.gtk.org>.
> I think it's reasonable to expect a GTK newer than 5+ years old.
[...]
So I realy think that we sould go for a more modern GTK+ version with
Wireshark 1.2 ( Minimum 2.6), from above 2.12 might be the right choice.
On Windows we are using GTK+ 2.14.
A while ago I would have argued to keep support for GTK 2.4 because
that's what ships with Solaris 10 which is a) likely to be around for a
while and b) Sun doesn't update it the way Linux distributions do, but
I've been having unpleasant enough experiences with that version (just
GUI quirks/weirdness when using Wireshark) I no longer think keeping
support for 2.4 is such a good thing.
