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https://bbs.archlinux.org – Hey everyone,I'm sitting down to spend some free time tearing through the OpenGL Superbible this month, and attempting to start all development under Linux.Presently, I've gotten Code::Blocks to compile... two out of three things. First, of course, I just did up a Hello World to make sure I had compiler paths correct and Code::Blocks knew how to use gnome-terminal (I'm on Gnome 3). Second, I just compiled and ran the stock GLUT project provided with Code::Blocks, since the Blue Book relies on GLUT.Then, I typed out the first bit of example code in the book. I had to go grab thei (HowTos)

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