On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 15:02 -0500, Brian Edmond wrote: > Hi, > > > > Sorry of this is not the correct forum for this question. > > > > I am looking at porting WebKit to the QNX Neutrino operating system > and am trying to figure out the requirements for the target graphics > system and OS. I have looked at the GTK+ version under Linux a bit. > I wanted to know if WebKit required an underlying windowing system > with widgets or if you could port it to a system using only a graphics > library and input event management. Looking at the GTK+ version it > seems to use buttons and the like for display. Thanks for any > information, > Hello, I'm not really the right person who could give you the right answer, but i can see buttons and other widgets are used only for a matter of painting them the style they're shown in a normal GTK+ application. Drawing GTK+ widgets just mean getting the style of the box and render it in the graphics context. Again, I never worked with graphics such as cairo and I've no minimal knowledge of that, but having a graphics library for drawing lines, boxes, text and other stuff might be enough.
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