ArjanYesterday I released #pygobject 3.56.0, the #Python bindings for the #GNOME platform. Because itβs a packed release, I summarised the biggest improvements in a post: https://pygobject.gnome.org/news/pygobject-3-56.html
CraigIt took longer than it should have to work out how to create a button whose signal callback reports the mouse button that was pressed when clicking the button. At least I found out about creating new signals and GestureClick. There's probably a simpler way I completely missed. #PyGObject #GTK4
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TQTrying to understand how to fully leverage GNOME Workbench for GTK app development on Linux. Docs and examples seem sparse. How do you use Workbench effectively in your workflow? Any tips or best practices? #GTK #GNOME #LinuxDev #PyGObject #OpenSource #FOSS #AppDev #DevTools
FabioYou have a #Gtk4 application, written in python with #PyGObject, which use a template to build a window.
If you define a callback in code but you do not use it in template, an exception is raised.
If you use a callback in template which is not defined in code, no errors are reported.
But.
CSS classes are not applied to widgets. π€·
Look:
With the callback:
Without the callback:
I lost some good hours trying to find why my button was not styled.
#Gtk 4.16.5
ricardo 
How to Create GUI Applications In #Linux Using #PyGObject
https://www.tecmint.com/pygobject-create-python-gui-application-linux/
lapnectA mixture of cos(), log(), 3 x floor(), 3 x sign().
It looks better than it sounds Β―\_(γ)_/Β―
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Brage FuglsethIs there anyone who is interested in taking over maintenance of this lovely chess timer app for #GNOME written in #Python? It's pretty cool (and a member of GNOME Circle!), but its maintainer, the wonderful Clara Hobbs, is stepping away from the project. If this sounds interesting to you, reach out to them!
