Sean Cribbs wrote:
> The page is pretty much standalone. I guess the project should be part
> of the TraditionalGUIGroup,
> but I'm not sure how it would fit in yet, as I don't administer that
> group. There's also no special
> mailing list as of yet. Does that answer your questions?
It would probably fit in the periphery since it has absolutley nothing to do anything
with the other projects but kinda something to do with it. And this is the mailing
list for it, projects dont get
their own lists as of yet.
> >
> > For the GUI, since I wanna to port Linux Frame Buffer Console to JJOS.
> > that we can run GUI Interface in JJOS.
>
> Please explain, I'm not familiar with LFBC. I suppose you're referring
> to a basic windowing system,
> but it shouldn't be hard to design one ourselves.
That would be part of JADE (see Wiki: JADE)
> Besides, if we are
> able to create peers that map into
> Swing, then we won't have to worry to much about low-level windowing
> issues.
Be careful about this, creating a L&F and peer/UI mapping are two seperate things a
different project might be less confusing and add some order allowing these two goals
to be reached more rapidly.
Cheers,
DigiGod
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