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a1847a No.3750

so, i was thinking about starting the development of a "normal" program, and i have honestly no idea how to that, since i never created something with a proper interface.

with "normal" i'm talking about a program meant to be used by not expert, with the standard stuff like automatic re size of windows and stuff like that. The office family is pretty much my idea.

are there some libraries that allow you to implement standard features like control+z?

do they have a simple graphic engine?

and how "normal" programs are even called?

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a1847a No.3751

You mean a GUI program?

It might be more complex than you think.

The big standard windowing and GUI APIs are Win32 for Windows, Cocoa for Mac OSX, and Xwin for Linux and BSD (though almost nobody uses Xwin raw).

If you want cross-platform, you should look into GTK or Qt, or even wxwidgets.

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