For general Linux graphics programming (that is, not GUI, but graphics primitives like lines, cubes, etc) you want GGI. www.ggi-project.org, I believe. The exact same binary you create will run under X as on the console (also printers, multi-heads, etc). Arandir wrote: > > On Tue, 03 Aug 1999, J Holley wrote: > > Hi - Anyone sugest a good starting point for information regarding > > programming graphics in linux either in terminal mode or X ? > > For GUI programming I can't help but recommend QT. It's for C++. If your > preferred language is C, then try GTK. > > I don't know about direct video programming if that is your desire, but you > could take a look at the SVGA Lib. > > -- > Arandir... > _______________________________ > <http://www.meer.net/~arandir/> -- My public encryption key is available from www.az.com/~drysdam/crypt/rysdam.gpg.html and of course www.keyserver.net
