I’ve been doing programming for a while, so I was wondering how I can create my own GUI for the os that I am working on(as in i want to create the desktop and stuff like that my self)?
By the way I was wondering if I could get to the source code?
ryuguns wrote:
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I am not sure if I undestood this the correct way, but if you want the
source code for an existing gui you simply need to install the source
packages with zypper (the option source-install) for example
sudo zypper si kdelibs4
will install the sources for kdelibs4 and you can do that for any package
you want.
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Or you watch at the FTP-Server of the developers of the GUI…
And where is it saved?
Hi
If you install the src rpm it’s installed in /usr/src/packages.
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