> And we didn't get any speaker volunteering to give a talk as well.
neenaonline contacted me on ##linux-india, and asked if I'd like to present a
talk, and I'd be eager to actually, if that's ok with everyone.
I can't really think of many topics to present on, but two that I hope I'm
qualified enough to talk about are:
a) An introduction to GTK+ and GNOME development. Introducing GTK+, and Glade
(with a demo app), followed by Glib and GObject (just structural and some
pointers etc.). If time remains, an introduction to various other libraries
like DBus, GConf.
b) Anjuta. The IDE and plugin development. (My GSoC project, basically).
I don't know if this is too basic or not. Would people coming be comfortable
with Python examples (easier to explain with, etc.), or should I stick to C? I
also would like to know (if I'm doing it), how much time more or less do I
have, and what equipment will be on spot.
Cheers,
Arun Tejasvi Chaganty
From Chandigarh to Chennai - find friends all over India. Go to
http://in.promos.yahoo.com/groups/citygroups/
