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fpGUI Toolkit is intended for Open Source and Commercial applications. fpGUI uses the LGPL v2 license with a static linking exception - the same as the Free Pascal Compiler's RTL.
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fpGUI is a Object Pascal toolkit for cross-platform application development. It provides single-source portability across Linux, MS Windows, *BSD and embedded devices like Embedded Linux and Windows CE.
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fpGUI is a widgetset completely written in Object Pascal. It links directly with the underlying windowing system (Xlib, GDI), and thus avoids the need for many large external libraries (eg: Qt, GTK etc). The main design goal is to get a consistent look and behaviour across platforms.
 
fpGUI is a widgetset completely written in Object Pascal. It links directly with the underlying windowing system (Xlib, GDI), and thus avoids the need for many large external libraries (eg: Qt, GTK etc). The main design goal is to get a consistent look and behaviour across platforms.
  
fpGUI Toolkit homepage:
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For more information, see the fpGUI Toolkit website at:
 
* http://opensoft.homeip.net/fpgui/
 
* http://opensoft.homeip.net/fpgui/
  
 
See also  
 
See also  
 
* http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/fpGUI_Interface
 
* http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/fpGUI_Interface

Revision as of 12:12, 9 May 2010

fpGUI Toolkit is intended for Open Source and Commercial applications. fpGUI uses the LGPL v2 license with a static linking exception - the same as the Free Pascal Compiler's RTL.

fpGUI is a Object Pascal toolkit for cross-platform application development. It provides single-source portability across Linux, MS Windows, *BSD and embedded devices like Embedded Linux and Windows CE.

fpGUI is a widgetset completely written in Object Pascal. It links directly with the underlying windowing system (Xlib, GDI), and thus avoids the need for many large external libraries (eg: Qt, GTK etc). The main design goal is to get a consistent look and behaviour across platforms.

For more information, see the fpGUI Toolkit website at:

See also