Existing users, 
Setup:
1 Mac with 10.3 client
1 linux box
I want to run a X11 application on the Mac and display it on the linux box via X11 tunneled through ssh.
However, this application requires tkinter, which is not included in 10.3 (it is included in 10.4 but I can't upgrade right now). Which Tcl/Tk should I install? I have read a lot of FAQ:s and other documentation for tcltkaqua but I don't understand it.
Obviously, I don't need the app to be displayed with native Mac OS X look'n'feel and I don't need to develop in Tcl/Tk. Is tcltkaua even the right thing for me? I am a little suspicious, my guess would be that I should look for some X11-version of Tcl/Tk for my specific purposes.
Anyone know what to do?
Thanks
Tcl/Tk Aqua
portable scripting environment & native GUI
Version: 8.4.14
Which Tcl/Tk?
Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: david-bo Monday, May 30 2005 @ 07:10 AM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Have Not Tried
Comments
Which Tcl/Tk? - daniel_steffen
See my reply to this question (which I had also received by mail).
Please don't use VT for support questions, the tcl-mac@lists.sourceforge.net mailing list or the comp.lang.tcl newsgroup are the appropriate support fora for TclTkAqua.
Tuesday, May 31 2005 @ 09:20 PM PDT
Which Tcl/Tk? - wgscott
I have both this and an X-11 version of tcltk. They can coexist. The easiest way to get tcltk X-windows version is via fink. Now, here's the fun part: You can actually run Tkinter menus with the aqua version, and they look real nice: In this particular case you will notice that the Tkinter menu is aqua but the viewer window for the molecule is still X-windows based. If you have 10.4, apple's python uses the aqua Tkinter by default.Monday, June 06 2005 @ 05:16 PM PDT
Which Tcl/Tk? - daniel_steffen
See my reply to this question (which I had also received by mail).
Please don't use VT for support questions, the tcl-mac@lists.sourceforge.net mailing list or the comp.lang.tcl newsgroup are the appropriate support fora for TclTkAqua.
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Tuesday, May 31 2005 @ 09:17 PM PDT