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Add GUI #25
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I can do this using appjar |
I was thinking of using Tkinter, which is what appjar is based on. I made some progress already but it's not usable yet. If you want to take a look I can push my work in progress to a new gui branch. |
For sure mate! Appjar a bit simple and make less code in general but yeah it's same :P |
Can you push this work onto a gui branch if you haven't already? Would be interested in taking a look at what you've done so far in Tkinter |
I'll try and get it pushed today. I think it's still a bit rough but works ok if I remember correctly. |
I've pushed the draft code to the gui branch. It's still really rough, and it needs a lot of cleanup. But it does work. Here's what it looks like on my machine. I have no idea what it looks like on other platforms. EDIT: I'd appreciate if anyone tests it and sends a screenshot of how it looks on their platform. |
what is your machine btw? I have environments I can test on |
I'm on Kubuntu 18.04. The GUI looks the way it does in the screenshot since I used the styling options in tkinter to make it look slightly more "OP-1" but I'm not sure if it's a good idea or not. At least IMHO it looks better than stock tkinter. I might still change it and possibly also remove the "Step #X" stuff on the left side. |
Just a simple GUI for selecting mods and running them on a firmware file.
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