cairo

There were also a proposal to include mature libraries into the standard (i.e boost, cairo, etc.

There are Rust bindings for GTK+3 if you want a toolkit, or bindings for Cairo if you want raw 2d graphics.

Go read Obama's Cairo speech, do impassioned, if only he believed in his own words.

It would be great if this could recognise some common image formats in memory (cairo surfaces, PIL) and visualise those on mouseover.

You need XQuartz, cairo for the Diagrams module, gcc, a non-distribution ipython (recommended), and of course a sane cabal environment.

GTK3 has a slightly different API for this and can draw native widgets into any kind of surface that can be wrapped in a cairo context.

Lets put it in another perspective: Lets take inkscape for example, the devs would not have got as far with it if they were not using cairo.

I'm just suggesting that compared to the API shown in the first example, cairo makes simple line-art quite trivial to write as code.

The existing Domain Name System is becomes quickly eclipsed by the Cairo directory service; providing universal resource location services without the need for specialized, arcane applications like archie.

The basic concept of SharePoint fulfills what Cairo & WinFS never delivered - so it's actually great, but it has some rough edges and no one cares to fix older features.

* The big Muslim reconcilation (his big speech in Cairo in 2009)...

For comparison, Britain once ruled Egypt, which at the time had 1/3rd of Iraq's population, with a mere 5,000 soldiers, ruled it so well that Cairo was a notable international destination, and actually turned a profit.

(zlib, cairo, libcurl, high-perf drivers for databases and so on) Dynamic linking allows Haskell to graduate from the ranks of "glue languages" into a truly universal medium to develop libraries in.

(Of course if everyone but me is familiar with these cities, I'm sure you'll let me know...) My theory is that the "culturally important" cities that everyone knows (Moscow, Cairo, London, etc.) lags by decades behind the actual growth of cities.

Cairo, an image compositing library, which uses FreeType, the Windows or Mac font rendering systems for rendering glyphs).

Instead of Cairo-OS, WinFS, an improved Explorer shell & improved file server, nowadays SharePoint fulfill various enterprise needs.

Cairo becomes the clear platform choice for new information providers, offering the most flexibility in both management and technology.