Rapid Application Development with Glade 3.0 part 1

[newnumide]

is this available for WxPython?

[theoriginalfatdonkey]

how about starting with a blank desktop and show us how to open glade

??

[cookiect2003]

@theoriginalfatdonkey How about walking before you can run, noob? If you can't start the fucking program... you have no business using it.

[NeutronHex]

this beats visual basic by a mile

[guitarmaster123445]

Lol Hash

[sirkamtep]

THANK YOU!

[salasiapro]

Very Accurate and to the point.

[themanyone]

@serialkissersband Yes, but it is easier to use something that was made for it like zenity, kdialog, or xmessage. See the winetricks script for an example.

[xzekecomax]

Wow GTK+ looks like crap. Very ugly

[cietod88]

Great video! Very useful.

[LenWhistler]

How do you take the glade file - project.glade - which appears to be in XML format and compile it into C code or the executable final product? I'm using Glade 3.6.7, Ubuntu 10.04, and GTK+ 2? I believe that I must use gktbuilder but I can't finmd any tutorials.

[Rafa606]

I love you

[draining12]

where can i download it? :D

[JannisAdmek]

@draining12 it sould find it in the softwarecenter if you use ubuntu 9.10 <

[shirelychan]

I love my iphone so much. It is white 16 GB. I am looking for more web applications. Can anyone help by telling me where to search for a web based msn messenger? Thank you very much.

[saftaplan]

You can install this in Ubuntu just like any other application. Click Applications -> Add/remove, search for glade and check it, click apply and you're done.

[AbsalomPitchingfork]

I've been wondering, is there any easy way to put the menu bar on the GNOME panel instead of on the window?

[themanyone]

sure, just right-click the panel and add the main menu

[AbsalomPitchingfork]

You're mistaking the main menu applet for the menu bar that appears in most windows.

[themanyone]

Oh I don't think so, not without changing the window manager. Even the mac theme doesn't do that.

[AbsalomPitchingfork]

Aww. It's a really good idea to have that, because it makes the windows look far more consistent.

[themanyone]

@AbsalomPitchingfork I didn't think to mention this, but pressing F11 makes the window full-screen in most applications. Admittedly it is not automatic, but one key isn't too bad. I hear the autohide extension makes it automatically start in fullscreen mode, but I am reluctant to try it.

[bartjoboy]

@AbsalomPitchingfork The newest Ubuntu releases now do just that by default for most applications.

[unawareofsurrounding]

If your going to tag this with python, it would be nice of you to eat least mention how to use it with glade more specifically.

[themanyone]

The Python video needed to be re-uploaded. You can find it on part 5 of this set and the source code is also in the download now.

[ubuibiok]

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