On 6 Mar 2013, at 13:46, L Michaels wrote:
> I've been checking out what Open Source applications run on FLTK 1.3
> (currently 1.3.2). There are some nice ones listed on the FLTK Wiki in the
> Software section. However, I've run across some that aren't listed. Should
> I submit listings for some of the Open Source FLTK software that's not listed
> on the Wiki or is that something the project developers are supposed to do?
I can't see why not: you could at least post an STR with the info on it, that
in itself might be useful to others.
>
> Georg Potthast told me about the grad1 patch to add another theme to FLTK and
> I started using it with FLTK 1.3. I also ran across the gleam theme patch
> and began using that as well. When I updated from 1.3 to 1.3.2, I did some
> file compares and created a new patch for the two themes that works for
> 1.3.2. Don't know if it's of use to anyone, but thought I'd mention it. If
> someone's looking for a theme patch for 1.3.2, it saves some effort if they
> don't have to do it themselves.
There were STR's open for some of these theme's, so if you have revised
patches, feel free to add them to the STR's, that way others might be able to
find them!
>
> Was curious if anyone's successfully built FLTK 1.3 branch using the lsb
> (lsbc++) compiler? I noticed the thread in the forum about the missing
> scandir function. When I tried building with lsb over the weekend, that was
> the first issue I hit. The lsb libraries don't have an implementation of
> scandir. Will take a look at the patch mentioned in the thread and see if I
> get any further.
Yes, I think there's a good chance that Micha's latest patch should work for
you, though you might need to fiddle with it to make sure the "compiler
personality" is identified suitably!
>
> Also, ran across a directfb port for an older version of FLTK. Was wondering
> if anyone was working on or looking into using current versions of FLTK with
> directfb or wayland?
I think the directfb patch is pretty much orpahned, though likely the code
still works.
Wayland (or indeed Mir) might be worth a look, but I don't think anyone has
tried: I'd assume in the first instance we'll depend on the X11 emulation in
{Wayland|Mir} to get up and running anyway...
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