[ILUG-BOM] Debian : installer : graphical : which toolkit?

[Mayuresh Kathe]

Hello,

I tried the Debian "Graphical Install" during installation and the GUI
felt quite nice.
Very light, focused, and clean.

Is there any particular name for the toolkit being used and is there any
way to use that toolkit for projects other than the Debian graphical
installer?

Thank you,

~Mayuresh

[Karan Ahuja]

i do not know.

three toolkits dominate the space generally:

QT, GTK, KDE

It could be GTK as fedora uses gtk+, gnome desktop uses gtk+

cheers,
karan

Post by Mayuresh Kathe
Hello,
I tried the Debian "Graphical Install" during installation and the GUI
felt quite nice.
Very light, focused, and clean.
Is there any particular name for the toolkit being used and is there any
way to use that toolkit for projects other than the Debian graphical
installer?
Thank you,
~Mayuresh
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[Dhruva Lokegaonkar]

The Debian Graphical Installer is GTK+, but since he used "Graphical" in
quotes, I think he meant the TUI text based GUI installer, which is
NCurses based, I think.

Post by Karan Ahuja
i do not know.
QT, GTK, KDE
It could be GTK as fedora uses gtk+, gnome desktop uses gtk+
cheers,
karan

Post by Mayuresh Kathe
Hello,
I tried the Debian "Graphical Install" during installation and the GUI
felt quite nice.
Very light, focused, and clean.
Is there any particular name for the toolkit being used and is there any
way to use that toolkit for projects other than the Debian graphical
installer?
Thank you,
~Mayuresh
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[Karan Ahuja]

I was almost there...

Cheers,
Karan

Post by Dhruva Lokegaonkar
The Debian Graphical Installer is GTK+, but since he used "Graphical" in
quotes, I think he meant the TUI text based GUI installer, which is
NCurses based, I think.

Post by Karan Ahuja
i do not know.
QT, GTK, KDE
It could be GTK as fedora uses gtk+, gnome desktop uses gtk+
cheers,
karan

Post by Mayuresh Kathe
Hello,
I tried the Debian "Graphical Install" during installation and the GUI
felt quite nice.
Very light, focused, and clean.
Is there any particular name for the toolkit being used and is there any
way to use that toolkit for projects other than the Debian graphical
installer?
Thank you,
~Mayuresh
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