[Gtk-sharp-list] Application.Invoke

[gemini64]

That's similar to the workaround, I was just trying :-)

First I tried to replace the Application.Invoke completelely by a
GLib.Timeout.add. But since I don't exactly know how much time the thread on
different machines will use, that's not a really good solution. 
It could be invoked again before the preceeding run terminates and so I
would get some less amusing "locking features" ;-)

Now there are currently 9 of these threads running, which continously scroll
some text like a newsticker over the screen. So I decided to start that
TimoutHandler in the application's mainwindow as one activity-fake for all
these processes.

Thank's a lot for brain sharing :-)
Robby

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