Hello,
I think I owe the fun I had with programming
when I was a little younger to QBASIC's graphics
abilities, something along the lines of:
line (12,32)-(23,54),0
Would draw a nice line across the screen for me,
what could be simpler ? With this I spend hours
creating little solutions to problems, such as
simulating the swinging of a clocks pendulum with
a bunch of white and black lines along with a
mathematical function. This taught me a lot about
programming, i'm wondering if C under Linux has
the same capabilities. I trust it won't be as
easy as the one liner mentioned above, I don't
even know if I can draw lines across a console
as you can in QBASIC. What does it take to draw
simple QBASIC style graphics with C under Linux ?
Would it be easier to draw graphics in a console
or in X Windows ?
Thanks !
-- SecretSquirrel
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