Release Digest: GNOME, October 3, 2002 | Linux Today

Release Digest: GNOME, October 3, 2002

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Web Webster
Web Webster
Oct 4, 2002

wxWindows 2.3.3

Library
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wxWindows 2.3.3

Description
===========

wxWindows is a free cross-platform toolkit in C++
that comes with Python and Perl bindings. 

Enhancements
============

Initial support for GTK 2.0 in addition to the
existing GTK 1.2 support. wxWindows now also
supports a GUI directly on X11 with no other
GUI toolkit involved. This is useful for apps
with low resources such as on PDAs.

Download
========

http://www.wxwindows.org
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gnocl 0.5.2

Application
===========

gnocl 0.5.2

Description
===========

Gnocl is a gtk / gnome extension for the programming language Tcl. It
provides easy to use commands to build quickly gnome compliant user
interfaces including the gnome canvas widget and drag and drop support.


Enhancements
============

gnocl Version 0.5.2 is available at

   http://www.dr-baum.net/gnocl/

Main changes:
This is the first part of the Big Code Cleanup. Changes regarding
the widgets already done are:
   - documentation in DocBook (html'ized version is also provided)
   - more configuration options, for example -onShowHelp, -onPopupMenu
   - less memory consumption
   - unfortunately some (few) options had to be renamed, for example 
         -command to -onToggled or -onClicked
plus new commands erase and getSelection for tree and list widget


This is a GTK+ 2.0 only release, i.e. still no special gnome widgets
(e.g. canvas).
 
Homepage: http://www.dr-baum.net/gnocl/
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