Hello, On Mon, Dec 30, 2024 at 2:49 AM 宋文武 wrote: > Hello, could you explain more about those inconsistency and missing > files? For example, Thunar's `make check` did not run tests for the archive, as opposed to git as the source. Only after switching to git was I able to catch how one of the abicheck tests were broken. Now, this has been resolved in a future version, but given how it would be highly unlikely to catch these issues via archive as the source, I thought that it was better if we made use of git instead. > Build from git is more expensive than tarballs, as it download > more and need more dependencies. Another issue with archive as the source is that the archive includes files that have been generated on another system via the git repository. For git, since we are building directly from the repo itself, I believe that it would be a right pick. Or maybe we can switch to downloading the tag-specific archive from git itself? > This package is still useful for GTK2 applications, we could update its > description and move it into 'gtk.scm' to avoid some confusions. From the data on Repology, it looks like this package has been removed from most of the other distributions out there. I've also come across other gtk2 engines that could be used in its place, like murrine, pixbuf and aurora. What do you think? Regards, Ashvith