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===== Features ===== | ===== Features ===== | ||
- | Features that are unique | + | XwinTox primarily differentiates itself from other clients through these features: |
+ | * Modular design, seperating the Module Manager, libToxCore communication, | ||
+ | * Extensive plugin interface, allowing any level of flexibility desired, with the ability | ||
+ | * First-class library for developing XwinTox features safely in Forth. | ||
+ | * Clean C++ interface for C++ plugin development, | ||
+ | * Simple C API for exporting the XwinTox plugin interface to other languages. | ||
+ | * Generic, minimal, yet comprehensive design, with an emphasis on correctness, | ||
+ | * POSIX platforms as first-class citizens, with support for other platforms on a best-effort basis. | ||
+ | * Clean and usable GUI written with the lightweight FLTK toolkit. | ||
===== Installation ===== | ===== Installation ===== | ||
- | Installation instructions go here | + | XwinTox stable builds are published on its [[https:// |
===== Usage ===== | ===== Usage ===== | ||
- | Any usage information goes here | + | Stable builds include a script titled `run.sh` for running XwinTox. |
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+ | Unstable builds, available on Jenkins, are run with ../cmrun.sh from within the `bld` folder. | ||
===== Other clients ===== | ===== Other clients ===== | ||
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