kglib

A Graphics Library and GUI Toolkit for X Windows

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Kulina Graphics library is built on Xlib and additionally depends on GraphicsMagick. It has a built in GUI Toolkit and 3d Graphics Library. A separate application development tool 'kgdevelop' can be used to build GUI applications for Linux. It is designed to have minimal dependency on other packages. Using the development tool it is expected that GUI based application development is quick and neat. The code in C. However it can ce compiled with C++ also.

Features

GUI Tool kit for LINUX
Support for an Application Development Environment

Project Samples

lina - Display Manager for Linux using kglib and designed using kgdevelop

View of Desktop with kulina launcher, kulina clock and hidden hotspots

Kulina Calculator

Kulina Photo Album

Kulina Nedia Player: A frontend nd more for 'MPLAYER'.

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2016-03-23

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