On Sun, 28 Nov 1999, you wrote:
> I've got three questions concerning programing in linux.
>
> 1) Is their a linux version of allegro out their? If so were is the site?
I wouldnt be surprised if there was something similar at least. . .pop over to
www.delorie.com for possible links
> 2) Were could one find a tutorial on programming in KDE?
Hmmm. . .that's a pretty broad question. What you might want to look for
instead is stuff on programming in one of the following:
Xlib (Xt, Athena, Motif) www.markwatson.com/books/linux_prog.html
GTK www.gtk.org
Qt www.troll.no
A neat book is Linux Programming Unleashed , published by SAMS (have i hyped
this book enuff yet?). It's got a great section on UI programming usnig just
amout everything, including all the aforementioned, as well as AWT (Java), glut
(OpenGL) and even lower level stuff like ncurses.
> 3) Are their any utilities out their to compress sprites, sound fx, etc.
> and put them into a file like the one that comes with allegro(grabber.exe)?
> and are their any sprite editors out their for linux?
As far as sprite editors, there is SatanPaint, or you could just use GIMP.
That's what ive been using and it works pretty well. . As far as a data file
builder hmmmm. . .i gotta admit ya got me there. . .
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Ian Herbert
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