I just want to thank everyone who has posted a comment about the book - even the negative comments. Hopefully, I can improve the book as later editions come out. Writing a book is a lot of work especially when you have a moving target like GTK+ to write about. GTK+ is *so* big that I couldn't possibly write about the entire toolkit. I just want to expose people to the capabilities of the toolkit.
By the way, GTK+ is cross platform, but I don't have a Sun or other *nix to play with. I just work with Linux and want to see more Linux apps out there. I hope this gets some people started down that road.
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By the way, GTK+ is cross platform, but I don't have a Sun or other *nix to play with. I just work with Linux and want to see more Linux apps out there. I hope this gets some people started down that road.