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Darren New schrieb:
>> First question: How can I get Tk to use the window manager's look &
>> feel? A simple test script resulted in something motif-like, even
>> though according to Wikipedia Tcl/Tk 8 and above should use the
>> "native" look & feel, which in this particular case is KDE4.
> More recently, there's "ttk", which is a re-do of Tk. I'm afraid I
> haven't used it much, but it's apparently supposed to make that sort of
> thing much easier.
Looks like the way to go: It's apparently a re-do of the traditional Tk
widgets, with a framework to implement custom styles, which may or may
not be implemented using "native" GUI widgets. Unfortunately, while
there seems to exist a Qt style (TileQt), I can't get that one to
compile for some obscure reason.
Well, I'm trying for qtcl now.
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