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That is the power of forks - people can continue (ok, they need to have kowledge of things, e. g. different platforms perhaps, C, C++, Go or any other "low"...

- Make it possible to specify WHERE the main window is on the screen, e. g. its top-left position. In gtk we can do so via .move(). So this can...

Two more todo entries (I had this from gtk but I think in most toolkits these work as-is too): - Tooltip on buttons: Something that briefly explains to the user...

I found that other implementations have a lot of info stored, be it the rust bindings, kotlin or Andy's glimmer-libui extensions. I learned most from these. In the long run...

I think financial support is great, but you also need USERS. It is a bit of a chicken-egg problem when a project is at a bottle-neck state, I understand this....

I found the thread here indirectly via a google search, first from https://bleepcoder.com/libui/160938867/the-big-menu-issue (odd site, seems to aggregate github discussions), then the older issue here from 2016 https://github.com/andlabs/libui/issues/152 and finally...

To marcotrosi - libui fills a great niche. If people can just use it easily, even on windows, for a simple GUI, then this is GREAT. Getting ruby-gtk available, for...

> libui fits neatly into a long unoccupied space where a simple lightweight library with native controls is the goal. I do not disagree on libui's use case being small....

Super-hard to find documentation about this. Perhaps a standalone example that shows how scrolling areas work could help. The ruby examples in libui currently (August 2021) also don't have a...

I should also explain my use case. I am porting ruby-gtk3 widgets. One widget had 600 buttons - one button for each local song. On click action I simply use...