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	GTK+ - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		GTK+ was originally created in 1997 by Spencer Kimball, Peter Mattis, and Josh MacDonald - all of whom were members of eXperimental Computing Facility (XCF) at UC Berkeley.
		The GNOME environment uses GTK+ as a base, which means that programs written for GNOME use GTK+ as their toolkit.
		GTK+ initially contained some utility routines that did not strictly relate to graphics, for instance providing such data structures as linked lists and binary trees.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/GTK (581 words)

	Gtk Sharp - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gtk# is a set of.NET bindings for the GTK+ GUI toolkit and assorted GNOME libraries.
		Gtk# is an event-driven system like any other modern windowing library where every widget in an application has handler methods that get called when particular events happen.
		GTK+ is the native toolkit for Linux desktop environment GNOME, so applications will look and function best there.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gtk_Sharp (281 words)

	GTK+ fundamentals, Part 1: Why use GTK+?
		GTK+ is written using techniques considered state of the art in software development, and whenever flaws are discovered (and they are because no software is perfect), the developers do their best to fix them in the next version.
		GTK+ equips you with the right tools for i18n and l10n, resulting in code (and binaries) that can be run with many languages and locales unmodified.
		GTK+ is written in a way that allows its maintainers to add new functionality and its users both to employ that functionality without straining the basic design, and to use it in a way that best fits their needs.
	www-128.ibm.com /developerworks/opensource/library/os-gtk1 (2136 words)

	iX 10/1998, page 142: GUI-Programming
		For this reason, Gtk forms the basis of the Gnome project, which similarly to KDE aims to provide a free desktop environment for Unix [2].
		From the outset Gtk had been conceived as an alternative to Motif, since Peter Mattis, Spencer Kimball and Josh MacDonald originally developed it for the Gimp [3] in order to be able to use a free GUI library instead of Motif.
		Since the Gtk developers are not using any documentation tools, and the source code is virtually free of annotations, this unsatisfactory state is likely to remain for some time.
	www.heise.de /ix/artikel/E/1998/10/142 (2068 words)

	GTK+ fundamentals, Part 3: How to deploy GTK+
		GTK+ also doesn't have any special requirements, and all you really need to use it is to include one header file.
		GTK+ itself uses GNU Autotools, and it includes ready-made macros for Autoconf and Automake (written for the GNOME project) that make it possible to detect and appropriately configure GTK+ with a single call.
		GTK+ is continuously striving to improve its usefulness for developers, and each new version delivers additional features designed to make their lives easier.
	ibm.com /developerworks/opensource/library/os-gtk3?ca=dgr-lnxw09GTK+... (2808 words)

	GTK at opensource encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		GTK+ and Qt have supplanted Motif, which at one time was the most widely-used X widget toolkit.
		GTK+ is written in C, although it is designed within an object-oriented paradigm (unlike C++, C does not support object-orientation natively).
		GTK+ initially contained some utility routines that were not strictly graphics-related, for instance providing such data structures as linked lists and binary trees.
	www.wiki.tatet.com /GTK.html (331 words)

	GTK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		GTK is free; this means that everyone is free to use it and free to redistribute it on a free basis.
		GTK is not in the public domain; it is copyrighted and there are restrictions on its distribution, but these restrictions are designed to permit everything that a good cooperating citizen would want to do.
		If GTK is modified by someone else and passed on, we want their recipients to know that what they have is not what we distributed, so that any problems introduced by others will no reflect on our reputation.
	chronos.cs.msu.su /gtk/gtk.html (7272 words)

	GtkSharp - Mono
		Gtk#, a GUI Toolkit, is a set of.NET bindings for the gtk+ (http://www.gtk.org/) toolkit and assorted GNOME (http://www.gnome.org/) libraries.
		Gtk# 2.4 This is the current versions of Gtk# and they bind Gtk+ 2.4 and the GNOME 2.10 platform.
		Gtk# 1.0.x: this is the old version of Gtk# and it binds the GNOME 2.2 platform.
	www.mono-project.com /GtkSharp (683 words)

	ONDotnet.com -- Using the Gtk Toolkit with Mono
		Because it is cross-platform and object-oriented, the Mono team decided to use Gtk as the basis for their UI framework.
		Gtk#, the C# wrapper for Gtk, is the result.
		Gtk# is different from the WinForms framework that Microsoft.NET developers are accustomed to, although it should not be difficult to get accustomed to it.
	www.ondotnet.com /pub/a/dotnet/2004/08/09/gtk_mono.htm (1046 words)

	Why I Left Gtk--
		Basically, Gtk-- was too hairy to be shown to customers, and too complicated internally to be maintained in a reliable and timely manner.
		In that light I suggested Karl that we folded Gtk-- and helped Havoc, who could use a hand, being caught as he was between Gnome and his RH management.
		Gtk-- had stopped being fun a long time ago, and I couldn't be part of something which I totally disapproved.
	www.telegraph-road.org /why.html (1720 words)

	GTK+ - The GIMP Toolkit
		The GTK+ team is proud to announce the release of version 2.8 of the GTK+ widget toolkit and associated libraries (GLib, Pango, and ATK).
		GTK+ was initially developed for and used by the GIMP, the GNU Image Manipulation Program.
		Today GTK+ is used by a large number of applications, and is the toolkit used by the GNU project's GNOME desktop.
	www.gtk.org (599 words)

	Gtk# Frequently Asked Questions
		Gtk# provides a C source parser and C# code generator which can be used to produce.Net assemblies that bind to GObject based libraries.
		Among the libraries currently wrapped are gtk, gdk, atk, pango, gda, gnomedb, gconf, libgnomecanvas, libgnomeui, vte, librsvg, and libglade.
		Gtk+ is "thread aware" and provides a mechanism for locking and unlocking the UI updates, but you are still responsible for ensuring that all updates to the GUI come from the main thread where you called Run ().
	gtk-sharp.sourceforge.net /faq.html (893 words)

	Gtk# Homepage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Gtk# is a.Net language binding for the gtk+ toolkit and assorted GNOME libraries.
		Gtk# is free software, licensed under the GNU LGPL.
		The project is closely associated with the Mono project.
	gtk-sharp.sourceforge.net (156 words)

	Gtk+ WebCore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Gtk+ WebCore is in early alpha state, where almost all of the features of rendering engine are ported.
		Gtk+ WebCore is looking for contributors to bring Gtk+ port of WebCore in sync with WebKit, and eventually be integral part of the project.
		Gtk+ WebCore is implemented in C++ and C (in relevant parts).
	gtk-webcore.sourceforge.net (245 words)

	Tor Lillqvist--GTK+ (not GIMP) for Windows--Downloads
		Pango is used by GTK+ 2 and GIMP 2.
		Pkg-config is a neat program that is useful in makefiles etc and extensively used in building software according to the GTK+ and GNOME conventions, using autotools etc. It uses a "database" specifying interdependencies among softawre packages.
		Unlike GTK+ 1.2 on Unix, GTK+ 1.3.0 on Windows it is built to use GLib 2.x.
	www.gimp.org /~tml/gimp/win32/downloads.html (1697 words)

	A GTK+ Binding for Haskell
		GTK+ is portable as it does not rely on X window's Xt library, but instead accesses the underlying window system via a thin API, called GDK.
		GTK+ object-oriented features are realized in plain C; and it has been designed with an eye on making it not too difficult to interface from high-level languages.
		The only documentation to date are the slides of a talk that I have given at the Packwood meeting of the IFIP WG 2.8.
	www.cse.unsw.edu.au /~chak/haskell/gtk (1055 words)

	GTK+
		The GTK+ user interface toolkit was originally developed as part of the GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) project and has become widely used because of its attractive appearance, flexible and convenient programming interface and unrestrictive licensing under the GNU LGPL.
		Although GTK+ is written in C, a language without explicit support for object-oriented programs, the design of GTK+ is heavily object-oriented.
		GTK+ provides a set of interfaces for supporting drag and drop that are both easy to use and highly customizable.
	developer.gnome.org /arch/gtk (353 words)

	Integration Developers News
		Therefore, it is named "The GIMP Toolkit" so that the origins of the project are remembered.] Today, GTK+ is used by a large number of applications, and is the toolkit used by the GNU project's GNOME desktop.
		With the ability to execute PHP scripts on many different platforms and with the broad selection of extensions in form of PEAR classes and extensions written in C/C++, it was a natural step to provide bindings to GTK+.
		The extension requires that the GTK+ runtime libraries be installed on the system.
	www.idevnews.com /CaseStudies.asp?ID=107 (996 words)

	GTK Limited - LED - LCD - PCB - Connectors - Cable assemblies
		GTK is a high quality manufacturer of connectors and cable assemblies.
		New D sub miniature connectors from GTK - the manufacturer of high quality, low cost interconnection components – all meet the requirements of the new RoHS legislation which will be introduced next summer.
		This has resulted in the new GTK website where RoHS compliant product is now visible to you when you search for and view products on our site.
	www.gtk.co.uk (392 words)

	GTK+ FAQ
		GTK+ is a multi-platform toolkit for creating graphical user interfaces, originally designed with the general look and feel of Motif.
		GTK+ is now additionally based upon the Pango and ATK libraries, that provide text layout and rendering and accessibility interfaces.
		Experienced GTK+ programmers generally strongly recommend using libglade; you don't have to worry about the interaction between Glade generating the source and you editing it, and its been shown to be a method that works better for large projects, so there is a lot of example code out there you can look at.
	csserver.evansville.edu /~amr63/linux/gtk/faq.htm (10736 words)

	Ruby/GTK Programming (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ruby/GTK is an extention library to use GTK+ in Ruby.
		GTK+ is GUI toolkit designed for GIMP (GNU Image Manupilation Program), an image manipulation software.
		Although GTK is written in C, there are many GTK bindings for other language.
	ruby-gnome.sourceforge.net /programming (184 words)

	GnomeFiles - GNOME/GTK+ Software Repository
		The GTK ADI Library is a GTK widget library that implements an ADI widget framework.
		GTK+ is a multi-platform toolkit for creating graphical user interfaces.
		Papyrus is a 2D C++ scenegraph (canvas) library similar in concept to Gnome::Canvas that utilizes the cairomm library to perform drawing operations.
	www.gnomefiles.org /subcategory.php?sub_cat_id=65 (426 words)

	The RGtk package
		The RGtk package is constructed using a tool that automates the generation of the interface between R and the Gtk and Gnome libraries.
		The Gtk page provides tutorials and API references for the widgets and toolkit.
		This is used in the automated generation of the RGtk bindings between R and the C libraries of Gtk, Gnome, etc. We use the parser of the defs files provided by the pygtk interface.
	www.omegahat.org /RGtk (643 words)

	Gtk+-Cocoa -- Gtk for Mac OS X (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Gtk+-Cocoa is a native port of Gtk+ 1.2 to Mac OS X. It maps Gtk+ widgets and calls to the corresponding Cocoa controls.
		Gtk+-Cocoa is written in C and Objective C, but Gtk applications are typically written in C. There is no need to use Objective C on the application side.
		Because of the approach chosen for the port, each Gtk widget had to be mapped to the corresponding Cocoa control.
	gtk-cocoa.sourceforge.net (298 words)

	Free Pascal - Packages
		The gtk units are part of the Free Pascal packages, and are shipped with the official distrubution.
		The GTK libraries must be downloaded from the original GTK site.
		There is an article on programming GTK by Florian Klaempfl and Michael Van Canneyt, written for the German Toolbox magazine.
	www.freepascal.org /packages/gtk.html (680 words)

	GTKpas homepage
		GTK, the Gimp Tool Kit, is a widget set for the graphical user interface.
		Linux) GTK is written in plain C. The ordinary plain C lacks the possibility of object orientated programming (OOP).
		Almost 20 examples explaining the usage of the GTKpas widgets have been taken from the GTK tutorial and translated to Pascal.
	gtkpas.sourceforge.net (608 words)

	Gtk+ Hack (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Gtk+ Hack is a graphical front-end for the roguelike game NetHack and its variants based on Gtk+ 2.x.
		Gtk+ Hack has its origins in the JNetHack project before being incorporated into Slash'EM.
		Note: The version of the GTK interface included in Slash'EM 0.0.7E7 reveals a bug in Gtk+ version 2.2 so this is no longer recommended.
	www.gtkhack.org (147 words)

	Linux Headquarters: Introduction to GTK+ Programming
		Although all the code here is in C, there are GTK bindings for many other languages such as C++, Perl, and Python.
		GTK+ container widgets are used to control the layout of a graphical user interface.
		Other GTK+ widgets are grouped together inside the container widgets.
	www.linuxheadquarters.com /howto/programming/gtk_examples (310 words)

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