Desktop
Desktop Preview A
A compact screenshot for showing layout direction, control style, and the overall UI structure.
Screenshots
Screenshot Gallery
If you want a quick look at the LVGLSharp UI we already have running, start here. As we capture more demos, runtime hosts, and UI states, we will keep adding them to this page.
Current screenshots
Use this area for representative runtime, host, and UI screenshots. Click an image to open the original file.
Desktop
Desktop Preview B
A fuller desktop capture that shows denser content, control composition, and the current demo surface.
WSLg
WSLg / Wayland PictureBox Check
Tracks Linux-host rendering and embedded-font validation in a real WSLg / Wayland scenario.
Windows / VNC
WinFormsVncDemo over VNC
A Windows-side validation capture for WinFormsVncDemo, showing the demo surface being exposed through VncView and opened from a desktop VNC viewer.
The X11 screenshots we added in this round
If you want to read the X11 Demo Bring-up Notes side by side with the actual results, these are the matching screenshots.
X11
PictureBoxDemo on X11
We can now launch PictureBoxDemo on X11 and keep a reusable screenshot asset for it. The current stable capture uses the built-in font fallback path, so CJK labels still need a later recovery pass.
X11
MusicDemo on X11
After fixing default font installation and the glyph bitmap callback contract, we can now open MusicDemo stably on X11 and capture it.
X11
SmartWatchDemo on X11
We also now have a working X11 first-screen capture path for SmartWatchDemo, and it has become the representative multi-page UI case from this round.
If you want to see this gallery grow
As we keep extending the gallery, these are the most useful directions to add next.
Demo screenshots
Add key views from MusicDemo, SmartWatchDemo, PictureBoxDemo, WinFormsDemo, and future samples.
Multi-host comparisons
Capture the same UI across Windows, WSLg, X11, Wayland, FrameBuffer, and Offscreen environments.
Before / after UI changes
Use side-by-side progress shots if you want to show rendering improvements, theme updates, and control refinements more clearly.
How to maintain it
If you add more screenshots later, keep them simple and consistent with this structure.
- Place new screenshots under `docs/images/`; keep using `docs/images/showcase/` for generic curated gallery assets when helpful
- Append a new item under the page front matter `sections.items` collection
- Prefer screenshots that highlight real runtime hosts, representative demos, and meaningful visual progress