> What are the implementation differences? Actually, it is better to code applets as shlibs - it saves some user memory. But sometimes it is more trick to debug - because applets can interfere in the same address space. Also, you have to be more nice (and conduct more accurately) on setup/cleanup. I found a lot of problems moving my applet from standalone app to shlib. But it was worth all these trouble - my code looks a bit better now I think. The only problem (which I already asked here - but noone replied) - you cannot easily switch between standalone and shlib build variants. I could not even parametrize this in configure.in. This is a bit annoying... For a code, you can look at existing gnome core applets - or my gswitchit, which is shlib now (http://gswitchit.sourceforge.net). Cheers, -- Sergey
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