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Downloads Docs API Docs Tutorial Docs Articles Support Links | WelcomeThe Nano-X Window System is an Open Source project aimed at bringing the features of modern graphical windowing environments to smaller devices and platforms. Nano-X allows applications to be built and tested on the Linux desktop, as well as cross-compiled for the target device. The Nano-X Window System was previously named Microwindows, but has been renamed due to conflicts with Microsoft's Windows trademark. There are two APIs implemented in the system, a Win32 API and an Xlib-like API. Please read the FAQ for more information. An extensive Architecture document is also available. Check out the Articles that have been written about Microwindows in the left sidebar. To get involved, please join the Nano-X mailing list. There is a full mirror of the mailing list accessible here. NewsThe Microwindows Project renamed to The Nano-X Window SystemJanuary 30, 2005 NXLIB v0.44 - Nano-X / Xlib Compatibility LibraryJune 1, 2003 This release has been tested heavily with FLTK v1.0.11, and FLTK v1.1.3. FLTK is built using the standard X11 headers and libX11.so shared library. The NXLIB replacement for libX11.so (named libX11.so.6) is then used to run all FLTK test programs successfully without source or binary modification. This is great news since we now can use a very full-featured small footprint widget set, as well as many already-built applications in the Microwindows environment. Version 0.90 release, many font enhancements, standard calibrationMay 31, 2003 New APIs Version 0.89 release supports multi-threading, DVDVIEW, PCF fonts, tiles/stipples November 21, 2002 Microwindows v0.89 is released, and available as two archives. The source archive is Truetype, T1Lib, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean fonts are available at This release adds many enhancements and bugfixes. Major enhancements include support for X11 .pcf/.pcf.gz and MGL loadable fonts, Japanese JISX0213 and EUCJP encoding/fonts, multithreading library support, tiles, stipples, dashed line and non-rectangular window support. Bugfixes for ARM architecture processors is also included. Many new demo programs are now included. ftp://microwindows.org/pub/microwindows/dvdview-1.1.0d.tar.gz - DVDVIEW 1.1.0d Thanks to everyone, especially Alex and Jordan, for outstanding contributions. I plan on starting work on v0.90 immediately, as several large contributions have still not been fully integrated. This release is stable. Mozilla, SDL, SMPEG, Rdesktop supported with 0.89pre8November 15, 2001 A very large number of enhancements are included in this pre-release. The code base is stable, and is being used in a variety of other open source projects, including the Mozilla web browser, SMPEG digital video viewer, SDL gaming/direct video library, rdesktop RDP Windows thin client, and the PIXIL operating environment. The plan is to release final version 0.89 after a several week comment period for last-minute bugfixes and changes. Following is a list of additional available software compatible with this release: ftp://microwindows.org/pub/microwindows/sdl113c.tgz - SDL v1.1.3
Following is the complete ChangeLog: Version 0.89pre8 - 15 Nov 2001 - greg@censoft.com Doom port, major enhancements for PDAs and WebPAD devicesJanuary 21st, 2001
Some of the big bug fixes that are included are:
Thanks again to everybody for the extremely numerous contributions and fixes to this release. I plan on adding a major improvement to the image/blit architecture in the next release. ViewML and FLNX UpgradeNovember 2nd, 2000 Window Manager Enhanced, NEC Harrier SupportedOctober 17th, 2000 Handwriting Recognition, Soft Kbd, New Window MgrOctober 3rd, 2000 In addition, a complete set of free truetype Serif, Sans Serif and Courier fonts for running browsers on Microwindows are available, along with fixes to loadable chinese fonts. These packages are available at: This release is aimed towards preparing Microwindows for use on quite a few upcoming PDA projects. The 0.89pre1 announcement was skipped, so there's many changes and enhancements since the 0.88patch1 release. Much work has been on enhancing the Nano-X API and applications. Changes include:
Finally, I want to thank the increasing number of contributers to Microwindows, I was barely able to keep up. There have been many small changes and bug fixes contributed to this cut as well. Microwindows CVS available, patch release for ViewMLAugust 21st, 2000 In addition, the Microwindows development tree is now available from a public CVS. Following are the instructions for gaining access:
Various small bug fixes. ViewML browser and iPAQ ports, Version 0.88 final releasedAugust 3rd, 2000 Although I didn't get in everything I wanted to, this version is stable and provides needed support for some important projects that I'm trying to stay synchronized with. My open source browser project, ViewML, now runs client/server with Nano-X using this version of Microwindows. We've also added a touch screen driver for the Compaq iPAQ, and will have the browser running on it shortly, with full touch screen support. We'll release a ViewML v0.15 shortly with almost all of the features present in the X version. We'll be showing all this at the Linux Expo the week after next, and are also working on binaries that can be downloaded without having to build. Kaffe and OTI Java port, Version 0.88pre11 releasedJuly 10th, 2000
FLTK-pre6 on Nano-X, Version 0.88pre10 releasedJune 18th, 2000 |
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Greg Haerr's Nano-X Window System Page (previously Microwindows)
Greg Haerr's Nano-X Window System Page (previously Microwindows)
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