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GNUTS

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GNUTS

http://www.gnu.org/software/gnuts/gnuts.html
GNUTS is a library designed to make writing applications with multiple interfaces easier. Work is currently going on to support both curses and GUI GTK+ interfaces with GNUTS. Programmers write applications that use the GNUTS API for drawing widgts on the screen, and then at runtime the GNUTS library determines whether GTK+ or curses should be used (based on whether or not it is possible to use GTK+ end user options). The application then behaves in the same way regardless of which interface it looks like it's using. This project was a GNU package. It has since been decommissioned and is no longer developed.

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released on 1 January 1970

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GPLv2 Janet Casey 2451669.55 May 2000


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Required to build libtool
Required to build autoconf
Required to build automake
Required to build curses (ncurses 5.0 recommended)
Required to build GTK+ 1.2 or later


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