Agar is a cross-platform GUI toolkit. Agar provides a base framework and a collection of GUI widgets from which GUI applications can be built. Agar applications function seamlessly under X11 (with OpenGL), Windows, MacOS X and SDL 1.2. Agar can also attach an existing OpenGL or SDL context and operate as window manager for the application. Agar is compact, efficient, and fully thread-safe. Agar's functionality can be extended using simple C/C++ class registration interfaces. Separate libraries which also extend Agar's capabilities include FreeSG (http://FreeSG.org) and Edacious (http://edacious.org). WWW: http://libagar.org/ PR: 208383 Submitted by: Julien Nadeau <vedge@hypertriton.com> Reported by: amdmi3, yuri
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Agar is a cross-platform GUI toolkit. Agar provides a base
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framework and a collection of GUI widgets from which GUI
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applications can be built.
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Agar applications function seamlessly under X11 (with OpenGL),
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Windows, MacOS X and SDL 1.2. Agar can also attach an existing
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OpenGL or SDL context and operate as window manager for the
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application. Agar is compact, efficient, and fully thread-safe.
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Agar's functionality can be extended using simple C/C++ class
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registration interfaces. Separate libraries which also extend
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Agar's capabilities include FreeSG (http://FreeSG.org) and
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Edacious (http://edacious.org).
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WWW: http://libagar.org/
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