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Looking Ahead at GNOME 2

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the one-for-the-hackers dept.

Able writes "This is a good article that will teach you how to use the new and improved libraries available with GNOME 2 so that you can write your own Nautilus view, and panel applets. It also provides you with the understanding to compile a few sample GTK+ 2 programs that will give you a good understanding of GTK+ 2's many improvements over GTK+ 1."

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  1. Higher numbers faster please.. by PopeAlien · · Score: 5, Funny

    ..Geez.. 2.0? Thats no good.. I mean look at windows for instance - Its way past 3.0, past 98.0.. I think its even past version 2000 now! How is linux ever going to competitive with such small version numbers?

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  2. Yay! by Burgundy+Advocate · · Score: 5, Funny
    Hey kids! Now it's time to pretend that everyone here on Slashdot actually develops programs!

    "Yeah, last night I was really tring to get the object-oriented cobol bindings to gtk+ working but then in a fluke there was this gcc bug that caused my userspace code to go wonky and install the wrong x colormap which recursed until the system locked up. It was righteous."

    I don't know where open source would be without the fine users of Slashdot and all the wonderful programs they develop.

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