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Re: newbie here
Steve Baker wrote:
> If you are more interested in 2D games, then if you are a sucker for punishment
> but like to learn from the ground up, you should learn raw X windows 2D operations.
http://www.rahul.net/kenton/index.shtml
Kenton Lee's website is a good starting point if you want to learn the guts
of X. Some of it is fairly old by Linux standards, but it is still relevant.
> More likely, look at a 2D graphics layer on top of that. In *my* opinion, you
> should consider writing 2D games in OpenGL also - that one API will work well
> for 2D and 3D on Linux, Windoze, OS-X and just about any other OS you can think
> of.
Well, any other mainstream OS anyway.. ;)
Chris
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