Hello. I started learn C++ programming a little while ago. I'm definitely still a beginner, although I have a (theoretical) understanding of most of the very basic concepts (including C++ oop). I've never designed GUIs before, but would like to learn to make them for my Linux box. From what I googled, I think I need to choose between QT and GTK, as far as a place to start. I have read a few things on the web about the question, but most of the information was "which-is-truly-the-best" type discussions between advanced developers. Here are the things I'm concerned about: - open source licensing - easy of learning in a C++ environment - help resources available - stability (kind of goes along with the 'easy of learning' idea) I use kdevelop for my IDE, if that makes any difference.

could some help me?? could give me some tips or guide on how to start to use C++ on linux cause im only just a newbie...

Next time please start your own thread before asking a question like that. :) However, if you are just starting to learn C++, I can direct you to http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/. Also, depending on which version of Linux you are running, you can install a C/C++ development IDE such as "Kdevelop" from your repository, and this will usually also install any C++ compiler files that are needed. If you are wondering how to make GUIs in Linux with C++, then you are in the same boat as I am. However, while I was waiting for replies to this post, I looked into QT. It actually seems to be fairly easy to use: [url]http://trolltech.com/products/qt/[/url]. I made my first "hello world" program (that was inside its own GUI window) the other day, and it was really easy to compile with the help of qmake.

well buddy! why do you not use the libraries available in distribution to develop such. well i m a novice user of linux... and still in fix what to do to practice C/ C++ on a linux machine. I hope u hv got my point... please suggest me. Thanks PerlCoder!