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Audacious Going Back To GTK2 Starting With Version 3 6 Quick news update for Audacious (audio player) fans: it looks like the Audacious developers arent very happy with all the changes happening in GTK3 lately and theyve decided to switch back to GTK2 starting with the next major release (3.6). Old Audacious version (2.3) - GTK2 interface The change was made because certain design choices [1] in recent releases of GTK3 have made it increasingly difficult to write a "traditional" PC / desktop program using the toolkit. [1] A few examples of non-traditional design choices: monochrome icons (or none at all), client-side window decorations, and message windows mimicking Android. In a recent forum post, John Lindgren, Audacious Manager and Developer, notes that the long-term goal is to switch to Qt however, the GTK+ interfaces need to remain stable in the meantime and " going back to GTK2 appears to be the only way to achieve this ". According to John, for the 3.6 relea...

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ASX Caltex Share Buy back 270 million Shall you tender your shares The way the buy back is going to happen for Caltex [As show in the image bellow from  ref ]. It does not make sense for retail investor. Caltex is going to take the volume weighted average price of 5 days[4th to 8th April] on asx. Then that will be kept as the base buy back price, and they expect the investor to give them shares at a discount !! Rubbish.. Caltex is providing institutional invest to exit, for small investor it�s no brainer. ( you can sell your share in market at $36 and company want to buy back from you at 30, what ! why would you not go to market and sell) There is usually premium, if company want to do buy back, which is good as you get premium to market price.  Except big guys who can�t exit ( if one have 10 million share, and if he try selling, the stock price would crash), thus this is good opportunity for them.. thats it.