Congratulations, you have found the wasteland that is called “sgl documentation”. If you came here by accident, I advise you to leave as fast as you can. Otherwise you have my deepest condolences! I know how bad this documentation is and every second you spend here makes you wonder what you have done to deserve this. I’m sorry!
If you don’t even know what sgl is, head over to http://github.com/Kingdread/sgl and read the README. If you still want to read the documentation then, head on.
If you have found sgl but you don’t know what Python is, then I’m kinda impressed. But fear not! Python is a programming language, more specifically the language that sgl is written in. The problem is that sgl is not a standalone program like Firefox for example, sgl is merely a library that other programs can use. So if you want to use sgl, you have to learn Python, at least the syntax. It’s a very easy to learn language with a huge and nice community! You can use the official tutorial to learn the basics. Maybe one day sgl will be a standalone program, but until then you can only use it as a library...
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