The widget set, layout, the scene graph, the backend SPIs and the pure-Java video decoders. Depends on the WebP decoder org.glavo:webp at run time and on the JSpecify nullness annotations at compile time, and on nothing else.

The LWJGL backend behind the toolkit's SPIs: windows and drawing through GLFW and OpenGL, with OpenGL ES through ANGLE where a Windows or macOS machine has no usable OpenGL; text through HarfBuzz and stb, SVG through lunasvg, sound through OpenAL; ...

H.264/HEVC/VP9/VP8 and AAC/Opus/Vorbis out of MP4 and Matroska, via FFmpeg. The native payload is the limn-ffmpeg-natives artifact, versioned with FFmpeg: this module brings its JNI shim along, and an application adds one natives-<os>-<arch> ...

The Tabler icon set (v3.48.0) as Limn icons: one enum constant per icon, outline and filled, drawn through the toolkit's SvgIcon. An application opts in; nothing in the toolkit depends on it.

Testing a Limn UI without a display: a SceneDriver that clicks, types and presses keys through a scene's window input, a headless UI runtime and backend, stub windows, fixed text rulers and the accessibility contracts the toolkit's own widgets are ...

The program that authors a Theme and saves it as a .limntheme file, which an application loads with ThemeFormat from limn-toolkit; not a library. The jar names ThemeEditorApp as its Main-Class and the POM brings a backend and every fallback face, so ...

The showcase: every widget, the charts, the media player and the 3D viewport in one window. An application, not a library — nothing should depend on it.