[12:46] <shwaiil> Hi
[12:47] <shwaiil> where can I get started with app development for ubuntu ? I just watched a video in the main site, it seems I can dev with js html5
[12:47] <shwaiil> I want to do a simple window management like http://mizage.com/divvy/ available for osx
[12:47] <shwaiil> I know about compiz grid, but I like divvy functionality better
[12:48] <shwaiil> I wonder where I can get started ?
[12:49] <shwaiil> http://developer.ubuntu.com/get-started/
[12:49] <dz0ny> shwaiil: that must be done in compiz aka compiz plugin
[12:50] <shwaiil> dz0ny: tks for looking. that's the only way ?
[12:51] <dz0ny> that i know of. Basically you need to access compiz api, control application can probably be written in any language
[12:52] <shwaiil> divvy looks so much better :Z
[12:52] <dz0ny> shwaiil: i'm pretty sure there is compiz plugin for that
[12:53] <shwaiil> dz0ny: yes, there's "grid", but comparing with divvy... it's not that cool
[12:53] <shwaiil> so I want to code it myself
[12:54] <dz0ny> you can probably start with compiz grid plugin and build on top of it
[13:01] <shwaiil> trying to figure out if I could develop differently
[13:01] <shwaiil> compiz looks too complicated
[13:04] <dz0ny> I believe it's the only way :/
[13:05] <shwaiil> : I
[17:03] <IDWMaster> Hi. I created a new project that makes it easier to create C++ projects on Ubuntu using Autotools.
[17:04] <IDWMaster> It greatly simplifies the process of creating configuration scripts and such, without the need for manually creating all of the configuration files for autotools. It's basically a project-based build environment similar to Eclipse, but in the console instead
[17:04] <IDWMaster> https://launchpad.net/apptoolkit
[17:05] <IDWMaster> Run it in an empty directory and it will create the necessary project resources for you along with a binary configuration file
[17:05] <IDWMaster> Currently only available in source format