The 0.8.4 release made several style improvements (mainly using smooth gradients).

Just in case you didn't notice what is possible with a CSS interpreter.

This GUI is created via XUL XML files and CSS style sheets.

As requested many times, I am toying around with some types of translucency. Will be featured in one of the next releases.

A snap shot of the upcoming UFO port of lightspeed ( http://lightspeed.sourceforge.net). This app works perfectly on my Athlon 700 MHz using software rendering.

The new GLUT backend features multiple windows.

This screenshot shows a simple UFO app forwarded through two X11 tunnels (using ssh) over a ADSL (768/128) connection. I have ssh'd to my uni account and tunneled back. This (simple) app starts slowly but then shows almost no lag.

A text widget with selection feature and the upcoming combobox.

UFO frames with different KDE themes (from http://www.kde-look.org).

Just in case you thought multiple windows are not possible with libUFO: Here is the first screen shot with two UFO windows, using the upcoming X11 backend.

This screen shot shows the MTR Terrain Renderer. It was built with a preview of UFO 0.6.

LibUFO 0.5pre2, showing the new scroll pane and list box interfaces.

LibUFO 0.4.4pre

libUX 0.1.0: X11 backend.

A very early screen shot of the new list widget.

LibUGT 0.1.0. The first screen shot using GLUT as UFO backend.

This is the first running Windows version of a libUFO example, compiled with MS Visual C++ 6.

The new font renderer

Only few visible changes

This screen shot shows additionally one internal frame, with flow layout, border layout, layered pane All widgets have the default look and feel.

It shows menus, buttons, labels, background textures, menuitems, .. All widgets have the default look and feel.