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About

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Chapter 1: Getting started with gtk3

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Remarks

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Versions

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Examples

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Installation or Setup

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Python

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C++

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[C++] "Hello World" in gtkmm

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[C] "Hello World" in Gtk+

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starter kit

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Chapter 2: GTK+ 3 with Vala

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Examples

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Hello world

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The code

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Compilation and Running on Linux

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Chapter 3: gtk+3 linux c

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Introduction

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Examples

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css in action

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glarea sample

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Chapter 4: GTK+3 with Python

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Examples

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A simple GTK window

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Simple binding to a widget's key-press-event

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Embed a Video in a Gtk window in Python3

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Chapter 5: Gtk3 with Ruby

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Examples

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Get up and running

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Chapter 6: Installation of GTK+3 On Windows (using GNOME GIT Repository)( C Language-

Assum

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Examples

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Downloading GTK+3 (also suitable for other versions) and Setting Up

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Chapter 7: Using Glade with Builder API

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Examples

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[C++] using Gtk::Builder in gtkmm

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Overview

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Workflow

25

Example

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Using Gio::Resource

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Credits

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Chapter 1: Getting started with gtk3

Remarks

GTK+ 3 also known as Gtk3 is a multi-platform GUI toolkit, it is written in C but has bindings for a lot of languages including C++, Python, Vala and Ruby. (For the full list see the Gtk website).

Gtk+ is part of the GNU Project and falls under the GNU LGPL licences meaning it is allowed to be used by all developers, including those developing proprietary software, without any license fees or royalties.

Credits: loosely based on

Versions

Version Release date

3.20

2016-03-01

3.18

2015-09-01

3.16

2015-03-01

3.14

2014-09-01

3.12

2014-03-01

3.10

2013-09-01

3.8

2013-03-01

3.6

2012-09-01

3.4

2012-04-01

3.2

2011-10-01

3.0

2010-02-01

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Examples



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