These days, it makes sense for everything I write to have a web interface.
Most of our compiled and interpretive languages run everywhere as long as
you don't start working with the native GUI, and there's no need to port a
web-based GUI. There aren't any facilities that we would expect on a native
GUI and are missing from the web these days.

    Thanks

    Bruce

On Sun, Dec 29, 2024 at 5:08 PM <karl@???> wrote:

> Steve Litt:
> > Karl mentioned the Xaw widget set. It sounds interesting, so I'd like
> > to hear more about it. According
> > to
> >
> https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/athena-widgets-xaw-implementations.81588/
> > it has a nice, snappy appearance (novelty aficionados would call it
> > ugly), and I imagine that, like Xforms, it's simpler than Qt or GTk.
>
> I mostly use it for its scrollbars, left button click down, middle button
> pressed drag, right click up.
>
> Also, I like Xt-like -g 123x234+234+345 window placement, so you can
> place your windows in your .xinitrc file.
>
> Regards,
> /Karl Hammar
>
>
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