Recommendations For C++/OpenGL Linux Tutorials?

QuaveringGrape writes "After a few years of Python I've recently been trying to expand my programming knowledge into the realm of compiled languages. I started with C, then switched over to C++. A friend and longtime OpenGL programmer told me about NeHe's tutorials as a good step after the command-line programs started to get old, but there's a problem: all the tutorials are very Windows-based, and I've been using Linux as my single platform for a while now. I'm looking for suggestions for tutorials that are easy to learn, without being dumbed down or geared towards non-programmers."

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Serious programming

[Anonymous Coward]

If you ever get into serious programs (more than BASIC-like interpreted languages, of which Python is one example), you will do it on Windows. Just look at any high school programming class - Windows machines. Same for business, for military, manufacturing etc etc. Imagine getting a CS degree at a state university. You will probably work in Java on Windows 98.

Re:Have you tried this thing called 'Google'?

[Rasperin]

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