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[Adam Tauno Williams]

1.) At least include a *$&(*&@)(@ subject!
2.) Don't cross post.

> Dear list members
> I request you to help me to prepare what should consist as an ideal Linux
> programming course.

I've not noticed programming on Linux to actually be much different than
programming on other platforms,  except maybe for low-level stuff written in
C.

Applications should be using abstraction layers to pull further away from the
platform (conceptually): such as Qt/GTK, ODBC, etc...  Or just use a language
that is in itself an abstraction layer: Java or .NET