GUI's

[yann]

Hi people here I am again to ask you; how do I make a GUI in C?
I have Linux...

[Memloop]

GTK+ - About

[jeffcobb]

Or KDE or FLTK or just TK or.... ^__^

[laserlight]

Or KDE or FLTK or just TK or.... ^__^

Well... KDE is not a GUI library (and Qt is for C++), FLTK is for C++, and I am not sure about Tk.

[MK27]

KDE uses Qt which is C++.

Gtk is the most widely used on linux anyway, eg, most apps that are not specifically part of the KDE desktop are gtk.

Besides the intro Memloop mentioned, there's a forum:
GTK+ Programming

Of course, the API docs:
GTK+ Reference Manual

and a beginning tutorial:
GTK+ 2.0 Tutorial

[jeffcobb]

Correct one and all. The only point I was making is that there are a lot of choices and there is no "one true way". But you are correct the ones I listed are C++ (I think Tk has C bindings not that it matters really)...

[abachler]

Easy Button - Install WINE and write for the Windows API

Hard Button

[Epy]

Easy Button - Install WINE and write for the Windows API

Hard Button

Can you access any of the WPF stuff from pure C?

[Elysia]

What, Windows Presentation Foundation from C?
No way, no how. C is way too limited to work properly with it.
You need a dotNet language such as C# or C++/CLI.

[MK27]

C is way too limited to work properly with it.

What Elysia means is, the core functions are written in C++, which is a choice made by the developers.

This is bad joke perpetuated by (some) C++ programmers, that it somehow allows you to do something you could not do in C -- the method will be different, the result will be the same.

[Elysia]

Ah, that is not to say that you cannot do the same stuff in C as with WPF. You can. In a different way.
However, you cannot use WPF with C.