XLib Programming and VxD equivalents?

bit · 2000-01-25T12:45:55

Xlib ... Where can I find a decent reference text on programming with it? Even something with just a description of all the functions categorized would be useful. All I can seem to find is info on all of the toolkits. Also, is there an equivalent of a VxD in Linux? If so, where can I find out more info on them? Thanks. - Chris

Everything Unix Technical

Started by bit January 06, 2000 07:14 PM

12 comments, last by bit 24 years, 7 months ago

Gromit

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January 13, 2000 06:39 PM

Why do you always use bold text. Hard on the eyes.

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Zuvembi

122

January 13, 2000 07:43 PM

Gtk+ is fairly ubiquitous, and it''s not too bad to program in. Actually it''s fairly nice and clean. There are some decent mailing lists, and one or two books on programming with it. Just go to www.gtk.org.

I''d say just use Gtk and you''ll be fine. Try not to use any of the gnome stuff, because that is less common. But still most people have the gnome libs on their system also.

Dane Jackson - zuvembi@mindless.com
The meek shall inherit what they're bloody well given.
And be thankful for it.

Dane Jackson - zuvembi@mindless.com
The meek shall inherit what they're bloody well given.
And be thankful for it.

bit

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January 13, 2000 10:50 PM

Thanks Dane, I''ll check into GTK+ some more. It sounds like it might be just what I am looking for.

Gromit ... my reason behind using bold is quite a long story. But, it seems okay on my machine, and every other machine I have ever been on. You might want to check the brightness on your monitor. But ... is this color better?

- Chris