Re: xforms replacement

1998-07-09 Thread Darren Benham
On 09-Jul-98 Shaleh wrote: > At one time fltk was to be a XForms replacement. This changed. Darn > shame. Seems the Windows support helped make it less X complaint. I agree. I like the XForms look and feel. As it stands, most of my programs will recompile under fltk. I just have a fe

Re: xforms replacement

1998-07-09 Thread jdassen
On Wed, Jul 08, 1998 at 05:07:03PM -0700, The Gecko wrote: > What is a "Free" graphics/windowing/x library out there? Check out http://www.theoffice.net/guitool ; it lists numerous GUI libraries and includes licensing information. HTH, Ray -- Cyberspace, a final frontier. These are the voyages

Re: xforms replacement

1998-07-09 Thread Shaleh
it goes to non-free. The rule here is if the lib, app, etc. it DFSG compliant but requires a non-DFSG compliant piece it goes to contrib. Obviously if it too is non-DFSG then it goes to non-free, no questions asked. At one time fltk was to be a XForms replacement. This changed. Darn shame. See

xforms replacement

1998-07-09 Thread The Gecko
What is a "Free" graphics/windowing/x library out there? I have a program that's written for xforms that I'd like to port to something that can go in main, not non-free. fltk won't work. I need the beable to plot graphs and fltk doesn't implement the xyplot function group of xforms. Come to thi