The manpages are good for function reference, but they aren't usually
installed by default on most distributions. I think Debian calls them
Xmanpages, but I don't remember for sure. I haven't really seen any
X coding tutorials, but you could probably use the source of GDK
as an example.
Good luck,
Eden
From: "Julian M Catchen" <
julian@catchen.org>
> Does anyone know a good book that teaches basic X programming? Not
toolset
> programming (like GTK or QT) just basic X. I am attempting to look at
some
> code that deals with X for the first time and could use a good
> tutorial/resource.
>
> I know that some of Oreilly's orginal books were on X, are these still
> relevant/in print?
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