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I am using MATE 1.16.2 and it uses GTK 3.0.
I made the following change to mate_version.py
from
if version and version.major < 2 and version.minor < 18:
gi.require_version("Gtk", "2.0")
to
if version and version.major < 2 and version.minor < 16:
gi.require_version("Gtk", "2.0")
And it works now.
It could be that there are patches of mate 1.16 using GTK 2.0 or it could depend on how mate is installed on the system, but the method of choosing which GTK version to load based only on the mate-about output looks not accurate.
On debian based system the output of the apt package dependency could be more useful.
something like:
I am using MATE 1.16.2 and it uses GTK 3.0.
I made the following change to
mate_version.py
from
to
And it works now.
It could be that there are patches of mate 1.16 using GTK 2.0 or it could depend on how mate is installed on the system, but the method of choosing which GTK version to load based only on the mate-about output looks not accurate.
On debian based system the output of the apt package dependency could be more useful.
something like:
Please note it is a simulation
-s
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