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Thanks Matthew, google IS my friend and I found lots of sites with gtk documentation, manuals, tutorials and examples. I asked specifically about man pages that are installed locally, i.e. I would like to do a
"man gtk_init" and get something, just like when you do a "man strcmp".
Just did a quick check didn't find gtk_init, but I did man gtk-chtheme and got a good man page returned.
I'm running gnu/ubuntu 7.10 of course your mileage may vary
Using aptitude to search for gtk2 and grepping for "doc" finds a few packages, one of which is libgtk2.0-doc. It's not manual pages, but a bunch of locally installed html files into /usr/share/doc/libgtk2.0-doc.
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