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Update to version 2.0. Port to GTK4.

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# ssdd: Simple Shutdown Dialog for Openbox
A simple Shutdown Dialog for Openbox written in C using GTK
A simple Shutdown Dialog for Openbox written in C using GTK 4
![Project Screenshot](ssdd.png)
![Settings screenshot](ssdd-settings.png)
**Simple Shutdown Dialog (ssdd)** is a simple yet stylish shutdown dialog for Openbox, crafted in C using GTK.
![Settings screenshot](ssdd-about.png)
**Simple Shutdown Dialog (ssdd)** is a simple yet stylish shutdown dialog for Openbox, crafted in C using GTK 4.
## Why ssdd?
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## Features
* **Clean and Intuitive Interface:** ssdd presents a clear choice between Shutdown, Reboot, Logout, and Exit options.
* **Clean and minimal code:** `ssdd` is built on a clean and minimal codebase, making it easy to maintain, understand, and extend.
* **Lightweight and Efficient:** ssdd is designed to be fast and resource-friendly, perfectly suited for Openbox's minimalist philosophy.
- **Clean and Intuitive Interface:** ssdd presents clear options for Logout, Reboot, Shutdown, Switch User, Suspend, Hibernate, Settings, and Exit.
- **Configurable Commands:** Easily customize the commands executed for each action via the settings dialog.
- **Lightweight and Efficient:** Designed to be fast and resource-friendly, perfectly suited for Openbox's minimalist philosophy.
- **Modern GTK 4 Interface:** Built with GTK 4 for a modern look and feel.
## Dependencies and Compilation
ssdd requires:
* GTK+ 3.0
* GTK 4 development libraries
* Glib 2 development libraries
* gcc or clang
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```bash
# Using GCC:
% gcc ssdd.c resources.c -o ssdd `pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-3.0`
% gcc ssdd.c resources.c -o ssdd `pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk4`
# Using Clang:
% clang ssdd.c resources.c -o ssdd `pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-3.0`
% clang ssdd.c resources.c -o ssdd `pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk4`
```
Place the `ssdd` binary in your `$PATH` (e.g., `~/bin`).
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### Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests.