Gnome/Gtk+ Programming Bible (Paperback, CD-ROM)

Part I: Getting Started

Chapter 1: What Is This Thing Called GNOME?
Chapter 2: Displaying a Window
Chapter 3: Displaying a Popup Dialog
Chapter 4: Laying Out Widgets in a Window
Chapter 5: Widgets to Contain Widgets
Chapter 6: Events, Signals, and Callbacks
Chapter 7: Bitmaps, Pixmaps, and Cursors
Chapter 8: Menus and Toolbars

Part II: Step by Step

Chapter 9: The GnomeCanvas Widget
Chapter 10: The Drawing Area and Graphic Primitives
Chapter 11: Color and the Graphics Context
Chapter 12: The Mouse and the Keyboard
Chapter 13: Fonts
Chapter 14: Widget Tricks
Chapter 15: Applets
Chapter 16: Drag, Drop, Copy, Cut, and Paste
Chapter 17: Multiple Document Interface (MDI)
Chapter 18: Creating Your Own Widget
Chapter 19: Configuration and Internationalization

Part III: References and Mechanics

Chapter 20: Configuration and Compilation
Chapter 21: The Widgets of GTK+
Chapter 22: The Widgets of GNOME
Chapter 23: Some Linux Mechanics
Chapter 24: Comparative Anatomy: Win32 and GNOME

Appendix A: What's on the CD-ROM
Appendix B: Setting Up for Software Development
Appendix C: Inheritance
Appendix D: Arg Setting and Getting
Appendix E: Enumerated Types
Appendix F: Signals