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A graphical user interface (often called a "GUI") is an interface for programs that uses windows, widgets, buttons etc. instead of using a command line as the interface. Apple and Microsoft made this type of interface popular by including it in their respective operating systems.
Qt[]
Graphical toolkit developed for Unix Systems. It was originally dual licensed although it is now under an open source licence. It is used in the KDE desktop.
GTK+[]
A Toolkit that came out of The Gimp project. It gained popularity as an open alternative to Qt. Used to create platform-independent code.
XUL[]
XML based language used by firefox and other Mozilla products.
See Also[]
- Command line interface
- Groovy.swing.SwingBuilder
- Dialog box
- Swing
External Links[]
- Graphical User Interface on Wikipedia.
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