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From: dwhitney@pioneer.arc.nasa.gov (David Whitney- RCD)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Excercises in X
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Date: 3 Jan 90 02:07:11 GMT
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Disclaimer: The opinions expressed are this writer's... -NOT- NASA's

I know there are a lot of X books coming out now, and I've read tons of
articles and references on X, Xlib, Xt, etc...., but frankly reading s*cks. :-)

Does anyone know of a good series of X programming exercises?  I find 
programming to be the easiest way for me to learn, but I dont want to waste
a lot of time programming useless (and uneducational) things.  Something
along the lines of "The C Puzzle book" but for X?  Thanks bunches.

-Dave
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