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29 May 2016
- Alpha 3 is here! Get it here.
- The next packaged release will introduce:
- uiGrid, another way to lay out controls, a la GtkGrid
- uiOpenGLArea, a way to render OpenGL content in a libui uiArea
- uiTable, a data grid control that may or may not have tree facilities (if it does, it will be called uiTree instead)
- a complete, possibly rewritten, drawing and text rendering infrastructure
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24 May 2016
- You can now help choose a potential new build system for libui.
- Tomorrow I will decide if OS X 10.7 will also be dropped alongside GTK+ 3.4-3.8 this Saturday. Stay tuned.
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22 May 2016
- Two more open questions I'd like your feedback on are available here and here.
- Sometime in the next 48 hours (before 23:59 EDT on 24 May 2016) I will split
uiCombobox
into two separate controls,uiCombobox
anduiEditableCombobox
, each with slightly different events and "selected item" mechanics. Prepare your existing code.
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21 May 2016
- I will now post announcements and updates here.
- Now that Ubuntu 16.04 LTS is here, no earlier than next Saturday, 28 May 2016 at noon EDT, I will bump the minimum GTK+ version from 3.4 to 3.10. This will add a lot of new features that I can now add to libui, such as search-oriented uiEntries, lists of arbitrary control layouts, and more. If you are still running a Linux distribution that doesn't come with 3.10, you will either need to upgrade or use jhbuild to set up a newer version of GTK+ in a private environment.
- You can decide if I should also drop OS X 10.7 here.