Links
Here we collect links to external (online) resources related to
LessTif/Motif. We list tutorials, programming references as well
as tools which are required to build the source distribution.
Motif Tutorials
There are several Motif tutorials available on the net.
We only list a couple of them here mostly located by
using well-known search engines.
Motif References
Misc Motif Information
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Ken Lee's home page
has a large amount of information on Motif and X,
and has lots of interesting links.
Especially he's maintaining a comprehensive
Motif FAQ.
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The Motif Zone is a web presence
sponsored by ICS
which covers Motif topics, and which contains a collection of articles
(you'd call it a magazine if they had fixed release dates)
about Motif in The Motif Developer.
Articles currently seem to get added twice a month.
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Misc Motif docs from SGI Techpub's Library
Make sure not to use SGI extensions to the library ...
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Harry's Motif Corner
is Harald Albrecht's home page, which has a number of tips and tricks for
Motif programmers.
The best item he has of course is
The Inside LessTif Book
which is a professionally looking book with illustrations describing
how LessTif works. You can print the book on any PostScript® printer.
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MW3 (Motif on the World Wide Web)
is a giant collection of information about Motif.
Contains lots of pointers to Motif compliant widgets,
applications using Motif, etc. Unfortunately it hasn't been
updated for some time now and contains broken links therefore.
Recently the link itself seems even broken.
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Motifdeveloper
is a successor to the MW3 site mentioned above.
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SCO has the Motif documentation for 1.2
online at uw7doc.sco.com.
Using a search engine such as yahoo
with a search term such as XmCreatePushButton will locate a bunch
of other sites that make Motif documentation available.
Motif Advocacy
General X11 Info
The LessTif configuration and build process is based on the tools
Ian Lance Taylor wrote a tutorial on these tools. This tutorial is not meant
to replace the according reference manuals, it supplements them.
It is now available at
http://www.cygnus.com/~ian/configure/.
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