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Old 08-10-2007, 02:52 AM   #5
narve
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Originally Posted by Adam B. View Post
I'd recomend you first write the program for linux in C/GTK. Screen refreshes and customization can be added later.

Maybe search online for a GTK hello world app, compile it in Linux, and go from there. After you get it running in linux, try to compile it within the development area.
Another possibility is to program in Java instead. It is probably not as efficient, due to lack of GUI libraries and a non-standard/un-documented VM, but might be worth a consideration, if (e.g.) you are proficient in Java. Depends on the GUI needs I would say.
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