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About this project In graphics engines and renderers, window management and event handling is often a necessary but tedious task. Most developers choose to abstract this functionality using libraries like GLFW, SDL, or similar tools. While these libraries are robust and feature-rich, they tend to be heavyweight and require installation via NuGet, vcpkg, or manual downloads. This can impact the portability of projects that rely on them. As a researcher and graphics programming enthusiast, my needs are simpler. I primarily need a window for the rendering surface and basic input handling—just enough to close the window with the Esc key or enable basic camera movement. For such straightforward requirements, using a large library often feels like overkill. Don’t get me wrong—SDL2 is excellent, and GLFW is truly amazing. But for smaller projects, their size and complexity can be unnecessary. ...