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GUI for MHDDOS #665
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Create GUI By Qt5 to make the project easy to use.
Hello, thanks for taking the time to design this GUI, I’ll review it soon.
But seriously, what’s the point of having a GUI in a DDoS tool? :)
But seriously, what’s the point of having a GUI in a DDoS tool? : D
Hmmm...As you can see, I'm an ordinary C++ developer. C++ graphical interfaces are quite complex. Recently, with some free time, I've been looking into Python graphical interfaces. I heard that plain Python Qt is very simple and wanted to write something, so I thought of picking a random command-line project to create a graphical interface for, while also getting familiar with the development processes in the open-source community. That's how I came up with this project.
You're right; adding a graphical interface to this project doesn't really make much sense and isn't conducive to future maintenance. For me, it's just a small exercise.XD
Thank you very much for the time and effort you've spent on my modifications.
Hi Maintainers,
I’d like to contribute a GUI wrapper for this project while keeping all existing CLI functionality intact.
Changes:
• Added PyQt5-based UI with attack configuration panels
• Preserved original main() logic without modifications
• Maintained full backward compatibility
Key Points:
• Pure addition – zero changes to core attack classes
• Thread-safe logging display
• Tested on Python 3.8+/Windows/Linux
Let me know if this fits the project direction. Happy to adjust as needed.
Best,
Wangwei_CM.