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hi i programming with c++ , Gtk , Gtkmm in ubuntu that have Gnome environment , now i want to programming in slax distribution that have KDE environment , with ...
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    Smile GTK (Gtkmm ) in KDE Environment

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    i programming with c++ , Gtk , Gtkmm in ubuntu that have Gnome environment , now i want to programming in slax distribution that have KDE environment , with this tools .
    now i want to know , i need what packages and applications too run a Gnome application in KDE environment ...
    if i install GTK , Gtkmm and c++ , can i run a gnome program ? or so i need too install Gnome components ?
    i'm a newbie in linux and programming please guide simply
    please write all packages list with dependendies .

    very thanks !

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    try this web page kde and gtk in harmony

    .:: linux howtos ~ kde and gtk in harmony ::.

    so its possible to develop/run GTK in KDE just download the proper libraries...if you want to develop/run specific Gnome apps like panel applets or desklets I don't think KDE is so accommodating

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    It really depends on the concrete application. As long as the libs are there, the applications will run in either gnome or kde, or under any standalone window manager.

    How the application will fit in your desktop depends on the type of application that it is.

    For example, if you develope a gnome applet, you will need the gnome taskbar (and to install it, you will need to install the whole gnome desktop).

    If you develop something depending on functionalities like gnome-vfs, or nautilus, then you are on the same case.

    However, I don't see how installing gnome in slax would be a problem if you prefer that desktop.

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