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Magic User Interface

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Applications
Other GUI toolkits
Palette extension to Workbench defaults
See also
References

Magic User Interface
A screenshot of the MUI-based Ambient desktop.
DeveloperStefan Stuntz
Release1993;33 years ago (1993)
// Complete MUI application #include<libraries/mui.h> #include<proto/muimaster.h> // Sample application: ApplicationObject, SubWindow,WindowObject, WindowContents,VGroup, Child,TextObject,MUIA_Text_Contents,"Hello World!",End, End, End, End;

This example code creates a small MUI application with the text "Hello World!" displayed on it. It is also possible to embed other BOOPSI based GUI toolkit objects inside a MUI application.

Applications

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Some notable applications that use MUI as a widget toolkit include:

Other GUI toolkits

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Currently there are two main widget toolkits in the Amiga world, which are competing with each other. The most widely used is MUI (adopted into AROS, MorphOS and in most Amiga programs), the other one is ReAction which was adopted in AmigaOS 3.5. There is in development a GTK MUI wrapper and it will allow the porting of various GTK based software. There is also modern interfaces based on XML, Feelin.

Palette extension to Workbench defaults

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MUI extended Workbench's four-colour palette with four additional colours, allowing smoother gradients with less noticeable dithering. The MagicWB companion to MUI made use of this extended palette to provide more attractive icons to replace the dated Workbench defaults. MUI 4 added support for alpha blending and support for user defined widget shapes.

MUI eight-colour palette
Colour
Red 14900025559123175170255
Green 149000255103123175144169
Blue 149000255162123175124151

See also

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References

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"The Amiga Computer Community Portal Website". Amigaworld.net. Retrieved 2016-07-17.
  • ↑ Stuntzi, S: MUI Programmer Documentation. 1997
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