GNOME Widgets
GNOME provides a rich set of widgets for applications to use in addition
to those provided by GTK+. These widgets provides a higher level of
user interaction then the GTK+ ones, and enforce a bit more policy then
- GnomeApp
- This is the primary GNOME widget. This is the top-level widget
that most GNOME apps use. It handles creating the title bar, menus,
toolbars and statusbars.
- GnomeMDI
- The MDI architecture allows a user to manage multiple documents in
a easy fashion. It is different from the classic MDI style that
embeds a window in a window, but rather allows the user to "rip out"
notebook tabs.
- Dialog Boxes
- GNOME provides functions to generate all types of dialog boxes.
- Property Dialogs
- The Property Dialog is used in applications to set its
settings. It handles the signals and presentation in a convenient
manner.
- Druids
- Druids provide a consistent way to walk users through several
stages of a configuration process. It fulfills a role "Wizards"
play in the windows world.
- zvt term
- A complete terminal emulator in a widget.
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