How to write a Gnome Application

  2008-06-08 16:30:04
By popular demand, a guide to writing a Gnome app: Find some reasonable app from another platform (Windows, Mac, KDE, whatever, but preferably, Mac). Bonus points if there are already 3 other gtk-based alternatives who don't want to integrate with Gnome...
[A hilarious guide to writing a Gnome application, very funny. - Scott] 
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