Desktop & widgets
Desktop & widgets
Desktop & widgets
One widget toolkit, every surface it paints on, and the platform plumbing a real desktop needs.
| Organisation | Repos | Site | Docs | What it holds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
go-gtk | 1 | site | docs | GTK4 driven from pure Go over purego, CGO=0 — the Linux native-toolkit bridge for go-widgets, sibling of go-macos/objc. |
go-widgets | 19 | site | docs | The widget toolkit and every surface it paints on: the painter seam, MVVM, a declarative skin engine, a terminal back-end, a native window on X11, Wayland, Cocoa and Win32, application lifecycle with a system tray, a real Android APK, and a desktop shell. |
go-freedesktop | 10 | site | docs | freedesktop.org integration — .desktop entries, icon themes, shared MIME info, application associations, the menu tree, desktop notifications and Secret Service — over an owned X11 protocol core that also serves screen capture and the toolkit’s window back-end. |
go-icons | 7 | site | docs | Icon and logo packs as embedded pure-Go SVG data — Simple Icons brand marks, Devicon, Material and Seti file types, vscode-icons, and Iconoir. One repository per pack, so a program embeds the set it draws and not the other five; the drawing itself is go-gfx’s svg package. |
go-appdirs | 1 | — | — | Where a file belongs on the host: the durable per-user directory a program should write to, chosen per platform, for artefacts that must outlive a run and must never land inside a repository. |
go-thumbnail | 1 | site | docs | The freedesktop Thumbnail Managing Standard cache. |
go-keyring | 1 | site | docs | One secret store over macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager and Linux Secret Service — no cgo, no CLI exec. |
go-macos | 31 | site | docs | The macOS foundation, all of it CGO-free through purego: the shared Objective-C runtime bridge, real AppKit controls embedded in a Go-painted window, Keychain and Touch ID, notifications and menu-bar items, accessibility, global hotkeys, login items and launch agents, IOKit HID, DiskArbitration, hardware audio and video decode, ScreenCaptureKit capture, and virtual displays the desktop extends onto. |
go-mswin | 5 | site | docs | The Windows foundation: Win32 bindings and WinRT interop on combase — peer of go-macos/objc — plus DXGI Desktop Duplication and GDI screen capture built on them. |
wasmdesk | 7 | site | docs | A desktop in the browser — a Wayland-inspired compositor and window manager, a dock, a login portal, OCI app packaging and a coreutils suite. |
go-gnulinux | 2 | site | — | Linux’s system interfaces in pure Go: hidraw and the authentication factors built on it — the Linux third of the platform layer, beside go-macos and go-mswin. |
go-authn | 18 | site | docs | Who somebody is, and what proves it — a federation’s worth of identity in pure Go with no cgo: one directory model over a database, a file or LDAP, and the LDAP server that publishes it; Kerberos both ways, issuing tickets from that directory and accepting them where gokrb5 will not build; SAML as a service provider in RENATER or eduGAIN, and an OIDC provider in front of such a federation; the relying-party and token-verification halves of OpenID Connect; SSH user certificates on the GÉANT/EuroHPC CA profile with revocation lists distributed signed and expiring, beside X.509 CRLs; ACME and on-disk sources for a daemon’s own TLS certificate; and the factors a policy asks for — a security key over FIDO CTAP, TOTP, WireGuard keys — with the rule that decides whether enough of them answered. |
go-aiquota | 4 | site | docs | A menu-bar application on the toolkit: AI usage quotas across several accounts, read through one go-plugin contract with a plugin per provider. |
Counts are public repositories that hold code; brand, docs and landing repositories are excluded.