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The screenshots are taken in Linux: XFCE+Wine. Fresh IDE is actually some kind of hybrid application. It works in Linux better and with more features than in Wi
by johnfound 9y ago
The screenshots are taken in Linux: XFCE+Wine.
Fresh IDE is actually some kind of hybrid application. It works in Linux better and with more features than in Windows. :)
- rbanffy 9y agoI know Windows is a lost cause, but Unix apps don't have to be ugly like that ;-) And even Windows can use GTK.
- johnfound 9y agoI am working on v3.0 that will use its own portable GUI toolkit (in assembly language) with much prettier UI. On this page you can see some preliminary experimental screenshots: https://fresh.flatassembler.net/index.cgi?page=content/articles/5_FreshLibGUI.txt https://fresh.flatassembler.net/index.cgi?page=content/artic... Still not GTK though. It is too heavy for assembly language programming and will not allow portability for example on MenuetOS or KolibriOS assembly written OSes.
- rbanffy 9y ago> in assembly language That's pretty impressive.
- vanderZwan 9y agoNice improvement! The screenshots have much nicer font rendering (and a better font, for that matter). The fact that it uses more than the 16 colours that were available in Windows 3.1 helps a lot too.
- adamrezich 9y agoThat looks cool as hell!