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Why are some things in Gnome rather thanGTK+?

Historical accident, mostly. Sometimes there is a reason; for example, GTK+ does not include gdk_imlib, so does not include any widgets that rely on it. In very general terms, GTK+ imposes less "policy" than Gnome; some Gnome widgets are deliberately inflexible to keep people from creating an inconsistent user interface. GTK+ does not take this approach. Finally, some of the Gnome widgets were considered too "experimental" to go in GTK+ at the time. However, the core Gnome widgets discussed in this book are not in this category.

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