Xlib Learning Books / Resources ("Linux Petzold"?)

I stubbornly decided to learn Xlib programming for Linux GUIs, just for fun and experience. I am young and have a lot of time to read useless things. No one seems to want people to find out about this, although, like everywhere else I look at, Adeks are bombarded with offers to use a toolbox instead - usually Qt or wxWidgets. Is it sad if no one recognizes Xlib who will continue to develop, for example, WxWidgets? I also recognize wxWidgets, though, when I feel comfortable with Xlib.

So - with this out of the way - my question is: is there a recommended book (or other resources) for learning Xlib programming, preferably with C ++, but C is also OK. Windows programming has its own Petzold, I was wondering if Xlib has any equivalent.

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There used to be a whole series of books on X programming (they actually worked before Xlib!), But the one you probably want is the Xlib Programming Guide

"retro UNIX" imgur, ! ( Postscript Language) O'Reilly X.

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, , "X Window " ( ). , Xutf8 *, XRender, XFt , XCB, XRandr, Composite ..

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amazon: X-

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