OS/2 & X-Windows ?

lefevre@ACFcluster.NYU.EDU
3 Jun 1994 23:51:07 GMT

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Using the tk extension of tcl, perl or python (and maybe others) it is
possible to create X-Windows applications without ever writing one line
of C. Please correct me if I am wrong. I would like to start learning that
but I ma based on an OS/2 machine and do not currently have access to any
X-Windows station.

Now, all of these languages have been ported to OS/2. What I would like to
knwo is whether their respective tk extension could be used on OS/2 in
conjunction with the X-Windows client software for OS/2. Can anybody
confirm that ? Has anyone tried ?

Thank you very much beforehand

Olivier Lefevre
Hospital for Joint Diseases, NYU Medical School, NYC

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