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#1 User is offline   Piyush007 

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Posted 24 August 2010 - 06:37 PM

Hi Everybody

I am developing a project in which I want to port uCLinux on an embedded board and provide it a GUI.

Actually my board is consist of an ARM processor and other peripherals like USB , serial port, and other many things.

and I have ported the embedded uClinux on the board and want to provide GUI
look to it . I want to display various gui widgets like buttons , scrollbars etc and also want to provide it with the small windows on which
I want to show what is happening .

So , can you tell me which GUI ( not commercial i.e open source) will be good and how can I make it to talk to the uClinux kernel, I mean how can I interface it to the kernel.

Thank you
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#2 User is offline   Kenneth123 

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Posted 28 August 2010 - 06:49 AM

I have a seen an impressive miniGUI for ARM9 here:

http://www.bipom.com...es/2900044.html

I am not sure how they did it. You may want to ask on their forum.

Ken
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