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all fluff 1.08 versions (all TC versions, both x86 and x86_64) have bugs

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nick65go:
the last good functioning version was fluff 1.07.starting with fluff 1.08, any architecture, has a reproducible bug, try i like this:
- open with fluff, any file you wish (ex: /tmp/apperror, 2 bytes)
- choose button "Props."(or key F7, or right click mouse) to open propety-dialog
- cjick button "Type..." in the right-upper corner
- the "Manage File Types" Dialog opens, and now click button "Associated Apps..."
- now try button "Add new" and --> and fluff will crash/close.

Rich:
Hi nick65go
I'm working on fixing this. I should have something ready this evening.

nick65go:
Hi Rich, thanks in advance for you involvement!

PS: As a general matter of facts. what is your opinion to use "old versions" FLTK apps, even with "new" kernels/libs, like in TC12?
Ex: in tc4_32, flwm depends on fltk_1.10, but has cursor pointers for corners, so we could see if we grab the frame/window corner versus missing to grab the corner. Shame that old version do not have double-click to max frame. So yeah, few improvements and few regressions.

Rich:
Hi nick65go
On the mouse cursor, I saw a report on Archlinux suggesting fltk was built without  libXcursor  support:
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/67916


--- Quote from: nick65go on February 28, 2022, 11:05:22 AM --- ... Shame that old version do not have double-click to max frame. ...
--- End quote ---
If you are referring to double clicking the title bar to maximize the window, that is a feature of  flwm.

nick65go:
Hi Rich,
Yes, it was about flwm corner cursor missing, the other cursor shapes vertical/horizontal show up.
I really did not understand the reason why fltk-1.3 was not compiled with cursor library.

Because extracted tcz shows (in 7zip, under win10):
-TinyCore-4.7.7.iso\cde\optional\fltk-1.1.10.tcz\ size= 571,855 bytes
-TinyCore-12.0.iso\cde\optional\fltk-1.3.tcz\ size= 947,411 bytes (+66% increase!)
So even for 32 bits CPU is not about RAM/HDD gain. (Lets not talk about 64 bits CPU)
But... it is just my problem, it seams.

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