Sven Garbade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I want to port some old DOS-programs to Linux. The programs produce > simple graphics like filled circles, moving rectangles etc. I´ve take a > look in the xscreensaver sources, but I would find it very helpful, if > there´s an overview about the xlib-functions. Is there any documentation > about this?
Well, if you've installed the xmanuals (or xdocs..?) you have a man-page for every xlib function, but I'm under the impression tha's not what you are looking for... You could always try: http://www.rahul.net/kenton/xsites.html But, believe me, if you REALLY want to start programming in X, the best way is to visit your local bookstore. And there, look for stuff with Xt or Athena. Optionally, you could try GTK+ which has a somewhat usable tutorial with examples on http://www.gtk.org Good luck! HTH -- Give me Debian or papyrus and ink