Looking for Ideas to Create Useful GNOME/Linux Programs

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The discussion centers around creating a useful program for Gnome/Linux using the GTK+ library. Key points include the importance of selecting the right programming language and assessing the developer's experience level. Suggestions for project complexity vary, with a recommendation for experienced developers to consider building an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for a programming language like Python, which currently lacks robust editing tools. The conversation emphasizes the need for practical applications that enhance daily tasks or serve specific purposes.
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Hello all
i want to create some good gnome/linux program for daily use or that's usefull for some purpose .
can some one give me some good project idea?
bye
 
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So you want to create a program using the GTK+ library? What programming language to you plan on using? What type of programming experience do you have? How complex of a project are you willing to invest in?
 
If you're experienced, make an editor (IDE) for a programming language that you use every day. Python for example lacks good editors.
 

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