Sean Cribbs wrote:
> You're right. The AWT peers definitely belong in a different project.
> I was just speaking in general about the (hopefully) design of the GUI.
> L&F's are a simpler and completely JOS-independent project.
the entire concept of the UI for JOS is, but I know what you mean.
Im going to look into the peer-UI mappings tonight actually, tell you all what I find
out.
Also instead of Apps, the plaf configurers make small JavaBeans (like JColorChooser)
that can be run as apps so its easy to embed them in other apps, and I keep telling
myself Im going to do that (but
will see).
> One advantage of having the L&F's designed before JOS debuts is that we
> can produce pre-release screenshots without having to run the actual
> OS. Someone can simply create a program that mimics the proposed UI,
> use the JOS L&F in the program, and produce a screenshot.
Devious, I love it ;)
Cheers,
DigiGod
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