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- PicoGUI v0.46 "Lagbored" -
------------ Release Notes
The major changes in this release include:
- the repository changed from CVS to Subversion. Not that this affects the
average end-user, but it's still important.
- new directory layout. For example, now themes are under (surprise) themes, and
all client libraries are under client.
- PicoGUI now compiles and runs under Windows, with cygwin, mingw, or msvc. The
only drivers supported are SDL.
- other new drivers; notably, very alphaish DirectFB support.
- bugfixes, lots of them
As always, this isn't meant to be a stable release, it is only provided so
people can more easily experiment with PicoGUI and possibly help in its
development.
-------------- To get started:
- If you're still fuzzy on what this is supposed to be exactly, take a look
at some of the docs at http://picogui.org, specifically the FAQ.
- If you're wondering what order you should examine the packages here, please
read very carefully the INSTALL document located in this same directory.
- Read all the README files and INSTALL in the pgserver directory!
The PicoGUI server has a lot of compile time options. The defaults are
reasonable for developing picogui apps on a desktop, but this is where you
can tweak picogui for different confgurations.
- Note that there is also a good deal of optional runtime configuration,
documented in README.configfile, and to a lesser extent in the output of
"pgserver -h"
- If you still have questions, send them to the pgui-devel mailing list
(at http://picogui.org) or drop by #picogui on irc.freenode.net and ask.
Have a lot of fun!
-- Lalo Martins <[email protected]>