Add WindowsBase, PresentationCore, PresentationFramework (+more) sources #720
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…teForwarder and allied assemblies for open-sourcing
| WOOHOO! ✋ 👏 🎉 🎆 🍻 |
| Yes! |
| Way to go team!! |
| Best Pull Request of 2019 Award |
| A step closer to being able to do some cool things with WPF control templates when running under WinUI 3.0 maybe. Fluent design for controls to look comfortable alongside UWP XAML. Fluent.NormalColor.xamlor Fluent.Light.xamlFluent.Dark.xaml😄 |
… signing failures.
| Amazing! |
| Awesome guys!! 🥇 🎆 🍾 |
| Congratulate !!! |
| Excellent! WPF is closer and closer to fully open-source. |
| Great! The best PR in 2019. |
| Folks might have missed this, but there was another set shortly after: #727 |
| Wow, happened much sooner than I expected it! Congrats to the whole team. Great and important milestone! |
| about time, great job. |
| Love it, this is the single best thing that could possibly happen. 👏 👏 |
| Now all we need is some nice gents to port it to Linux... 😆 |
| @schungx the most important part, the rendering engine, is still missing |
| @weltkante You are right and the WPF teams say that they do not plan to make WPF cross-platform recently. |
| @lindexi other people can still port it, the MIT license should allow it - thats what @schungx was talking about - it's just that Microsoft won't do the work for you, and that they'll probably not include it into the main WPF github/nuget repository - but that doesn't prevent a working implementation |
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This PR adds sources for the following assemblies:
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