Re: GUI application

Wonderful .
Thanks for the replies. Yes I wanted faster response from the GUI and
that is why I want to shift from Swing. I thought of reading as much
as possible but got frustrated that I cannot learn, when I read about
the X window System. Started with wxWidgets and an IDE for the same.
Thanks in advance.
Krishna.

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