Clutter, a library that is designed to make it easier for applicatio developers to integrate OpenGL into thier applications, is approaching their 1.0 release.

It’s important that a library like this hit a stable release, since most developers will not want to write code that depends of rapidly-changing software, so I am glad to see 1.0 coming up soon. Clutter is also a particularly important library, since it makes it much easier to create amazing visual effects within applications, potentially imporving the quality of applications significantly.

I hope that Clutter’s development continues rapidly, since a library like this might be just what is needed to create awesome applications for the Linux desktop.

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