1. Does this use native rendering of the local OS? I.e. On Linux it uses GTK or QT?
2. Is this meant to be entirely OS Agnostic? Are you going to support Linux, Windows, Kitchen Sink, Etc?
3. Are you planning on seeing this through to the end and completing the library 100% or is this a proof on concept?
1. No. Neither. It does all the drawing on its own. Right now even fonts.
2. I think he would like to make it platform agnostic that way (i.e. provide reusable parts), but no, not right now.
3. His primary goal is/was driving UIs on embedded devices and AFAIK wants to complete it at least for this task.
Disclaimer: In contact with @cosmo in some Slack, due to my SwiftWebUI project (which offloads a load of things to the browser, so his stuff is quite different / more complex in many ways).
One of my plans is to play around with using and/or creating a custom flutter engine embedder like flutter-pi.
> The project's goal is to provide a platform-agnostic interface — without the generation of the graphical user interface.
> The rendering of graphical user interfaces can be implemented in platform specific (Linux, Windows, Embedded, …) projects.