GTK+(GIMP Tool Kit) is one of the most widely used ToolKit for creating graphical user interfaces(Originally for X-Window).It is designed to be small,flexible and efficient and offers complete set of widgets;hence it is suitable for projects from small to complete application suites.So basically it is a collection of some libraries so that you can use them to create GUI’s for your programs or applications.
Installing GTK+ in Ubuntu 10.04
1.You can install the GTK+ libraries from Synaptic Package Manager.Open Synaptic Package Manager.
2.Search for GTK+,then select the libraries you want e.g libgtk 2.0-dev.. then mark for installation.
3.Now you can click on Apply to install the selected libraries or packages.
4.It will take few minutes to download and install the GTK+ library-packages.Wait until the installation will complete.
5.End.
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Could you please show how to install GTK+3.0.6
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GTK stands for “Gnome Tool Kit”, not “GIMP Tool Kit”.
No, it’s GIMP toolkit as it was originally developed for GIMP. Look it up.
Oh, my mistake. 🙂
How do you install gtk3 ?
sudo apt-get install libgtk-3-dev