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    Linux is considered to be just a kernel. The kernel doesn't provide any direct GUI api.
    There's another layer of abstraction - the X-server. Then another ones are GUI environments (KDE, Gnome, etc.). For programming GUI, U should usually use some toolkit: Gtk/Gtk+, Tcl/Tc, ... .
    U can find a lot of information about specified toolkits via the Web.
    About OpenGL too. A request like "Linux OpenGL programming" gives many links with google.com.

    I'm not familiar with GUI programming. In addition, U can ask on linuxquestions.net to get more details about specified toolkits.
    Last edited by dimm_coder; February 20th, 2004 at 11:15 AM.
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