Hi all.

For those of you unfamiliar with POV-Motif, it is an X/Motif front end
for POV-Ray.  You don't need Motif to run POV-Motif, since it is
statically linked with the Motif toolkit.  It is available for Solaris
and Linux at:

http://www.cmpu.net/public/wdh/pov_motif

I am currently gathering a wish list for the next revision.  Any and all
suggestions will be considered, and a list of features that I think I
can reasonably handle will make the final cut.  So, ask away!  What
would you like to see in the next revision?

Thanks in advance,


-- 

William D. Hayden

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I shall no doubt betray my colossal ignorance by asking, but what is
X/Motif?

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Hi!

Wykan wrote:

> I shall no doubt betray my colossal ignorance by asking, but what is
> X/Motif?

  X is the most commonly used windowing system on UN*X systems,
providing a graphical user interface. I think it's actually a
server-client protocol. It's possible to run a program on one machine
and have the display on another machine anywhere in the world, providing
they are connected.

Motif is a toolkit that programmers can use to create buttons, pop-up
menus and a lot of other thing. I guess it is something like MFC for
windows.

Hope this clears things up a bit.

/Hans Wachtmeister

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> Hope this clears things up a bit.


Yes, it does. Thank you.  :)

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