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• 1.6 x11-toolkits/gigi/Makefile
• 1.3 x11-toolkits/gigi/distinfo
• 1.3 x11-toolkits/gigi/files/patch-GiGiSDL.pc.in
• 1.2 x11-toolkits/gigi/files/patch-SConstruct
• 1.3 x11-toolkits/gigi/pkg-plist

- Update to version 0.6.0.20070905.

[ 00:29 alepulver  ]

• 1.5 x11-toolkits/gigi/Makefile
• 1.2 x11-toolkits/gigi/distinfo
• 1.2 x11-toolkits/gigi/files/patch-GiGiSDL.pc.in
• 1.2 x11-toolkits/gigi/pkg-plist

- Update to version 0.6.0.20070726.
- Fix building and remove BROKEN.

[ 05:05 alepulver  ]

• 1.459 x11-toolkits/Makefile
• 1.1 x11-toolkits/gigi/Makefile
• 1.1 x11-toolkits/gigi/distinfo
• 1.1 x11-toolkits/gigi/files/patch-GiGiSDL.pc.in
• 1.1 x11-toolkits/gigi/files/patch-SConstruct
• 1.1 x11-toolkits/gigi/pkg-descr
• 1.1 x11-toolkits/gigi/pkg-plist

GiGi (aka GG) is a GUI library for OpenGL. It is platform-independent (it runs
at least on Linux and Windows, and probably more), compiler-independent (it
compiles under at GCC 3.2 or higher and MSVC++ 7.1 or higher, and probably
more), and driver-independent. A reference driver for SDL is provided, and it
is straightforward to write one for yourself should you decide to do so.

Features:
* True modularity. You provide the initialized OpenGL environment and user
  input, and GG provides the GUI behavior. A reference SDL input driver is
  provided.
* Independence of platform, compiler, and input driver/application framework.
* Applicability to multiple types of frame-based apps. Any frame-based app can
  use GG, from FPS to TBS games.

Documentation. I am the documentation-Nazi you've been hoping for. Ve haf vays
of makink you understand our code.

WWW: http://gigi.sourceforge.net/