i haven't done anything with opengl thus far either, but this site looks decent. it looks like gtkmm has a plugin for including opengl windows as well, if you want to work with gtk+/gnome interfaces.

also, if you haven't already, you should check out geany. it's basically gedit with a few nice additional features, like a side pane for keeping track of variables/functions/constants/etc; a built in VTE, so you don't have to keep switching between windows; and useful keybindings, like selecting whole lines or paragraphs at once, commenting/uncommenting and indenting/unindenting sections of code, and compiling/building/running code.

i haven't done anything with opengl thus far either, but this site looks decent. it looks like gtkmm has a plugin for including opengl windows as well, if you want to work with gtk+/gnome interfaces.

also, if you haven't already, you should check out geany. it's basically gedit with a few nice additional features, like a side pane for keeping track of variables/functions/constants/etc; a built in VTE, so you don't have to keep switching between windows; and useful keybindings, like selecting whole lines or paragraphs at once, commenting/uncommenting and indenting/unindenting sections of code, and compiling/building/running code.

I should try OpenGL as well, thanks for the tutorial ^_^

I usually use command line to program though.