XFast is a software with a sleek graphical interface designed to provide both speed and efficiency in a single project. Its main objective is to offer a fast and slim environment for smooth navigation.
If you are looking for a fast and lightweight graphical environment, XFast may be the perfect software for you. This software offers a replacement for the X-server, which provides access to the graphics hardware and a WindowManager-like layer that offers user interface elements for applications. One of the key advantages of XFast is that it is designed for embedded systems with low resources, where it is essential to have a UI available with short loading times and low memory consumption.
XFast is compatible with Linux, Windows, PSP, and other operating systems, making it a versatile choice for users. Additionally, XFast supports GTK and SDL applications, which means that there is no need to rewrite them. However, you will need special patched GTK and SDL versions, which are included in the XFast package.
XFast is actually a fork of the Xynth project, which already contains impressive work. However, the creator of XFast has made it more open by licensing it under GPL and adding features that are not possible in the original project due to its different philosophy of further development.
This release of XFast includes several bug fixes, scripts for easier theme creation, a touchscreen-optimized theme, and the removal of the useless caca video driver. Moreover, the lrmi-code has been replaced by a dynamic link to liblrmi, and conditional makefile code has been added for MINGW. The size of XFast has also been significantly reduced by removing copied code and replacing it with dynamic links to libz, libfreetype, libexpat, and libpng.
Overall, XFast is an excellent choice, especially for developers who want to contribute to its further development. Its compatibility, license under GPL, and lightweight design make it ideal for embedded systems with low resources.
XFast is compatible with Linux, Windows, PSP, and other operating systems, making it a versatile choice for users. Additionally, XFast supports GTK and SDL applications, which means that there is no need to rewrite them. However, you will need special patched GTK and SDL versions, which are included in the XFast package.
XFast is actually a fork of the Xynth project, which already contains impressive work. However, the creator of XFast has made it more open by licensing it under GPL and adding features that are not possible in the original project due to its different philosophy of further development.
This release of XFast includes several bug fixes, scripts for easier theme creation, a touchscreen-optimized theme, and the removal of the useless caca video driver. Moreover, the lrmi-code has been replaced by a dynamic link to liblrmi, and conditional makefile code has been added for MINGW. The size of XFast has also been significantly reduced by removing copied code and replacing it with dynamic links to libz, libfreetype, libexpat, and libpng.
Overall, XFast is an excellent choice, especially for developers who want to contribute to its further development. Its compatibility, license under GPL, and lightweight design make it ideal for embedded systems with low resources.
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