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GTK+/Gnome Application Development

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GTK+/Gnome Application Development
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Publisher: Sams
ISBN/ASIN: 0735700788
ISBN-13: 9780735700789
Number of pages: 414

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This title is for the reader who is conversant with the C programming language and UNIX/Linux development. It provides detailed and solution-oriented information designed to meet the needs of programmers and application developers using the GTK+/Gnome libraries. Coverage complements existing GTK+/Gnome documentation, going into more depth on pivotal issues such as uncovering the GTK+ object system, working with the event loop, managing the Gdk substrate, writing custom widgets, and mstering GnomeCanvas.

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