Re: [PyOpenGL-Users] Glinter: GUI toolkit for PyOpenGL

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Note, that there are some less intensive themes in
pyui, and the opengl part could do with some cleaning
up to be made faster.

Haven't had a chance to really check Glinter out yet. 
The non texture/resource intensive part sounds very
appealing :)  Keep up the good work.




 --- David O'Gwynn <do...@ER...> wrote: > 
> Glinter is an attempt at using OpenGL graphics
> techniques and the GLUT
> windowing system (both wrapped by PyOpenGL) to
> produce a usable GUI
> toolkit for PyOpenGL (and any other application).
> 
> The difference between it and PyUI is this: PyUI
> uses the PyGame,
> PyOpenGL, PIL, and ActiveState systems to produce a
> rather
> stunning-looking GUI toolkit; Glinter uses only
> PyOpenGL. Its main intent
> is to produce a useable widget set "out of the box".
> If the user has
> PyOpenGL2.0 installed, he can use Glinter. In this
> manner, Glinter is much
> like the GLUI toolkit
> (www.cs.unc.edu/~rademach/glui), which uses only
> GLUT for it's windowing system.
> 
> I plan for Glinter to be visually appealing, without
> being graphically
> intensive. As such, it should be usable even on
> systems without high-end
> graphics cards (like mine ;-)).
> 


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