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CD (Canvas Draw) is a platform-independent graphics library. It is implemented in several platforms using native graphics libraries: Windows (GDI) and X-Windows (XLIB). The canvas is an abstract surface that can be a window, an image or a metafile.
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TclBitPrint is an extension to Tcl/Tk to provide printing on non-postscript printers. It consists of two parts, drawing code which uses the underlying emulated Xlib and is therefore completely generic, and platform specific dialogs etc.
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A Port of GMask to Linux, written in pure Xlib. Supports m+/-, fl, q0, xor, rgb, hflip, vflip, hglass, vglass, and win. All the functions are currently mapped to single-key input. Aims to be small and simple. Currently ~1000 lines.
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GTK+/X provides a much-needed solution for smaller systems and embedded devices.On client side XCB exchanges Xlib's numerous features for smaller size and enhanced performance.In GTK-XCB project,we intend to port Gtk to XCB for increased performance.
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GEngine is a library providing basic and enhanced graphical functions and a small event system on three Platforms: PalmOS, Windows (Win32) and Linux/XLib<br>PalmOS: you need MathLib<br>NOTE: WinZip is able to unzip .tar.gz files.
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