Jeff Carr
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Signed-off-by: Jeff Carr <jcarr@wit.com> |
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| autobuild | ||
| bench1 | ||
| example-aminal | ||
| example-expect | ||
| example-gocui-active | ||
| example-gocui-colorstrue | ||
| example-gocui-dynamic | ||
| example-gocui-mouse | ||
| example-lookupAAAA | ||
| example-nohup | ||
| example-pprof | ||
| example-shell | ||
| example-ssh | ||
| example-sshd | ||
| example-systray | ||
| example-test | ||
| example-ui-controlgallery | ||
| example-ui-multiple-windows | ||
| example-ui-radiobutton | ||
| example-ui-splash | ||
| example-ui-table | ||
| test1 | ||
| test2 | ||
| test3 | ||
| test4 | ||
| test5 | ||
| .gitignore | ||
| LICENSE | ||
| Makefile | ||
| README.md | ||
README.md
control-panel-tests
This is a set of demo apps that use the AndLabs UI toolkit. It also uses a wrapper around it that puts all the gtk elements in a structure so they can all be accessed.
This code should compile and work on Linux, MacOS and Windows.
It is very alpha.
IMPORTANT NOTES
To use the cross platform UI, all GUI interactions must be done from within the same goroutine for it to work properly on Windows. This is an annoying limitation of how Windows works (or so it appears. maybe someone will figure out how to fix that)
This means the Windows version of this GUI will probably always be sub-par verses the Linux and Macintosh versions
build
go get -v -t -u git.wit.org/jcarr/golang-examples
cd ~/go/src/git.wit.org/jcarr/golang-examples
make build
screenshots
example-table
example-gui
example-systray
License
This is a GPL 3.0 Project.
Credits
- All the GO developers & Google
- The andlabs people that made the golang cross platform UI
- All the kernel, KVM and QEMU developers