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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Christian Wiese	52833542e9	dfb++: moved into attic (see note) ... Note: There seems to be no active development of dfb++ anymore, and the last version is not compatible with the current DirectFB API. Because there is the ++DFB which claims to be an advanced version of DFB++ implementing a much simpler C++ API the chances are quite low that DFB++ will be ever revived!	14 years ago