Download Retro Cam: For Raspberry Pi Coming Soon .
To compile Retro Cam yourself, please download, compile and install LaGUI first. Before compiling LaGUI and Retro Cam, please enable LAGUI_USE_GLES option in CMake.
To get the source code of Retro Cam, please visit the source code repository↗.
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About
LaGUI is an OpenGL based data driven graphical application framework, it has following main features:
Widgets driven by properties.
Fully automatic undo/redo for the entire data structure.
Multiple working file and file management.
Any kind of GL canvas.
Flexible tiling and multi-window interface.
Game controller/joystick and Wacom pen input support.
Interface translation and theme support.
Simple 3D mesh modelling support.
Very few external dependencies.
Due to the inherit complexity of data structure descriptor for the property driven interface and undo system, LaGUI is not suitable for quick simple programs. It's more suitable to be used as a infrastructure for medium scale tool-styled programs.
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Latest version: LaGUI 5.1
It's recommended to use git to acquire the source code for LaGUI (and demonstration programs). Please go to my code repository.
LaGUI will install necessary fonts into ~/.local/share/fonts/lagui/, includes the following fonts (Might vary in later revisions; "Noto" is a google font, licensed with SIL OPEN FONT LICENSE↗, get to know more about Google Fonts↗), LaGUI used some Unicode emojis and symbols for the icon. If you want to change the destination which fonts are installed to, specify LAGUI_FONT_CUSTOM_PATH in CMake.
The best way to learn LaGUI is to look at code from demonstration programs. The demonstration program package for LaGUI is also provided for download. To compile these programs, go into the demo source code directory, use roughly the same commands as when compiling LaGUI itself. Use example_viewer to see detailed explanation of each examples.
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ../
make
./example_viewer
LaGUI is licensed under GNU GPL v3. If you use LaGUI in your application/made modifications to the LaGUI and published your software, you will have to also publish the source code to your program.