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Re: Fedora 39 Native File Chooser issues when compiled on RH8.9.1 Manolo 23:23 Apr 09  
 

Le mardi 9 avril 2024 à 21:22:52 UTC+2, Albrecht-S a écrit :

Yup, see FLTK's Fl::option(OPTION_PRINTER_USES_GTK) which the user can
disable (OFF) either for them or system-wide with fltk-options, or the
program can set it in main().

That's not the relevant option.  OPTION_PRINTER_USES_GTK deals with the printer chooser, not the file chooser.
Consider OPTION_FNFC_USES_GTK instead.
Consider also OPTION_FNFC_USES_ZENITY because the native file chooser now uses the zenity file chooser if it's available, otherwise it uses the GTK file chooser by opening dynamically libgtk-3.so if found. If none of that is found, it uses the FLTK file chooser.

I've run here FLTK's native file chooser under Fedora39 and see it runs OK both with and without zenity.

Your user should make sure libgtk-3.so is installed properly on the running fedora system. That should be enough for an FLTK client app to run the native file chooser.

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