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Tomas Frydrych

Tomas Frydrych
Software Engineer, Openedhand Ltd

Educated at VUT, Brno (MSc, 1992), Regent College, Vancouver (MCS, 1996) and University of Edinburgh (PhD, 2000), Tomas’ involvement with Free Software began in early 2000 with contributions to the AbiWord project. At present he is employed by OpenedHand, crafting software for embedded hardware, such as the Nokia Internet tablets and the Vernier LabQuest device. Most recently, he has been involved in work on the next generation of the Matchbox Window Manager and the Clutter toolkit.

Sessions

10:45am Friday, 07/25/2008
Clutter: Breathing Life into User Interfaces
Emerging Topics
 Location: D136
Tomas Frydrych (Openedhand Ltd), Paul Cooper (Intel)
Average rating: ****.
(4.71, 7 ratings)
Clutter is an OpenGL-based toolkit by OpenedHand that facilitates the creation of visually rich, dynamic user interfaces. Its simple and clear API, tailored toward minimal effort manipulation of 2D objects in 3D space and time, allows the application designer to concentrate on the UI. Want to see iPhone-like interfaces done with a few lines of code using Free Software? This is the talk to be at! Read more.
OSCON 2008