Fwd: Free GTK+ book

[Brady Hegberg <bradyh@bitstream.net>]

I thought somebody here might be interested in a cheap GTK+ book...if so 
write Eric Harlow <linuxgeek@yahoo.com>.

I bought a copy a couple months ago and while the book is somewhat outdated 
already it's a good beginners guide to GTK+ programming.  (Sure you could 
use Motif or QT but bleaahhh...  ;-)

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>From: Eric Harlow <linuxgeek@yahoo.com>
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>I wrote a GTK+ book called "Developing Linux Applications with GTK+ and
>GDK" and the publisher sent me a bunch of copies.  I have no need for
>all these copies since most of my computer oriented friends are
>Microsoft weenies and will have nothing to do with Linux.  I'm offering
>copies to people who will pay the postage to get a book to them -
>unless you can pick it up here in Baltimore, MD.
>
>Preferences are for (a) developers working on an GTK+ open source
>project (b) students (c) any other excuse which sounds good.
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>I think the shipping cost is about $3.50 - including a mailer.   Just
>send me e-mail - details appreciated.
>
>  -Eric
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