nanogui: Announcing Micro-Win


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Subject: RE: Announcing Micro-Win
From: Paul Roberts ####@####.####
Date: 3 Jun 1999 09:20:34 -0000
Message-Id: <3FD97FD29C9DD2119D7B00A0CC3A8BA00833E3@jungfrau.stnc.co.uk>

As windowing toolkits such as GTK+ and V now exist in some form on many
unices and win32 wouldn't it be more useful to port one of those (i reckon
GTK+) to nano-X ?


Cheers

Paul
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>From: Greg Haerr ####@####.####
>Sent: 03 June 1999 01:53
>To: ####@####.####
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>Subject: Announcing Micro-Win
>
>This list has been conspicuously quiet for the last while, so I thought
>I'd try to wake it up a bit.
>
>Following my last major work to nano-X version 0.6, which basically
>got all the mini-x feature set running, along with device 
>drivers for keyboard,
>mouse and screen for linux framebuffer, linux 1.x svgalib, elks, msdos,
>and bare hardware,  I decided that it would be time to see 
>whether the basic 
>"Gd" device middleware layer was ready for another "upper-level api."
>
>So, without further ado, I announce Micro-Win.  Micro-Win is a 
>replacement
>user api running on top of my nano device independent layer 
>that implements
>the Win32 user and gdi modules.  Well, implements some of the 
>*huge* api, at least.

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