Just wondering if anybody is using the svgagl driver. (for SVGAlib with cards that
don't support linear modes)
I'm temporarily removing it so I don't have to update it to the new video interface
because I don't know of anyone actually using it. If there is anyone hat needs it,
I'll take a smal
I like it!
My idea for pgl (PicoGUI launcher) had been to make it use 'plugins' compiled in, for
things like a toolbar, root menu, clock, battery meter, etc. A programming interface
like this would also allow programs to embed themselves in others, for things like
screensaver previews or even s
On Fri, 20 April 2001, Pascal Bauermeister wrote:
> Since more and more people try PicoGUI, why not make some announcement on
> both the uclinux list (I think many people with low-cost hw still search for
> a GUI system) and linuxdevices.com ? I'd suggest we let Fred (of Smartdata)
> first put
On Thu, 19 April 2001, "Tasnim Ahmed" wrote:
> ...
> finally PicoGUI currently my pick and I would like to see it alive. The
> response time was perfect, better than VT-OS, tpcal always did work for me
> and pico-linux was no exception perfect calibration of the touch panel,
> however its a long
Why not make it possible for some container objects (e.g. toolbar) to
become public (with a name) and have a function to find a named object
and return its handle ? This way, the finder could create the taskbar
as public, and spawned apps could create and manipulate indicators
(canevas, buttons, e
(might as well post this again, with a clearer subject)
> could you tell me what you perceive the differences are between picogui,
> microwindows and nanogui?
Although somewhat dated, http://vhl-tools.sourceforge.net/issues.html has a
summary of the major architectural issues in window systems f
Tasnim Ahmed writes:
> next vhl-tools was a good initiative but the main guy got in NDAs with
> pocketlinux, agendacomputing and the big name VTech, so he could post
> nothing more on the site obviously... a dead project.
I can neither confirm nor deny reports that I'm under NDA with any of thos
Here follows a list of the topics (in no particular order) we see a need for, in the
next time.
Best regards, Pascal
PG.01a Idle driver: after a given time w/o inputs,
execute a given program; multiple handlers can
be chained, e.g. one for pointer blanking, one
for bac
Oops, forgot one
PicoGUI has it in size hands down. I am able to run it and the blackout app
from a floppy with framebuffer support and gpm mouse. (Compiled static both
the app and the server. (Waiting patiently for a picoGUI native /dev/ps2
mouse input driver. It'll happen someday.)
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as a user of both, I would say that picoGUI has theme support and built in
WM. microwindows is a bit further along only because there are more bodies
working on it, (Micah and the rest of the developers here are phenomenal in
how fast they implement things out of thin air.) I have been reviewing b
Micah Dowty wrote:
>
> Sorry I took so long to respond to this, I was kinda busy...
>
> I haven't been very good about keeping the web directory in sync with the server's
>htdocs directory, so it hasn't been very useful. I'd like to get rid of that 'old'
>directory too. I just tried to do it m
Hello all,
first, congratulation to everybody who contributed, and very special thanks to Micah
for this tremendous achievement.
PicoGUI will be (after the linearN drivers are optimized) the only flexible GUI system
able to run with acceptable perfs on little configurations such as a 16MHz Dra
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