Re: what is perfect IDE for gtk development?

[Ian Bell <ian redtommo com>]

On Saturday 31 May 2003 1:30 am, G Hasse wrote:
> On Sat, 31 May 2003, musicinsect_2000 wrote:
> > hi, brothers
> >
> >     I know somebody like to using emacs,but it has so may function
> > keys,too complex and not easy master it in a short time.
>
> So you kind of whant to play a piano but you don't whant to learn
> all those funny figures on the music sheet?
>
> Well - the bad news is that Gtk runns in a distributed environment. You
> have to be able to log into a remote machine, brobably with a
> operatingsystem that you never heard of before, fix some ugly buggs and
> run GTK over ssh with X-tunneling.

A singularly unhelpful reply, one not worthy of this list.

>
> >    so I want to find a good IDE for gtk development, but glade2+anjuta is
> > not so good. not what you see is what you get. And I find C-Forge,but it
> > is not free.
> >    Does gtk-developed has a RAD tools like kylix ?
>

There are many tools you can use to develop gtk programmes.  One that many 
peoiple use is Anjuta, which together with a user interface design programme 
called glade, provides much the same environment as Kylix.

Ian