Some of the earliest versions needed Motif, but by the 0.60 (development) version, Motif was no longer necessary. S&P developed their own, very slick toolkit for the GIMP, called GTK. More information on GTK is available at http://www.gtk.org/ ..

WM_MOTIF implements the user interface components of the Windows API and therefore it allows your programmers to code under Unix or Motif using the same techniques they used under Windows 3.1. You do not need to become a Motif expert to use WM_MOTIF. Yet if you license the WM_MOTIF source code and would like to modify its low level interaction with the Motif widgets, you will find these two books useful: Some system administration skills might be useful for end user support.

This was not easy though. The _Xm* functions seem to be undocumented in Motif 1.2 therefore we will make every effort to implement the functions as best we can. One of our sources of information was "Writing Your Own OSF/MOTIF Widgets" by McMinds and Whitty, kindly donated to us by Linux International. Two widgets that accept text input (namely XmText and XmTextField) do support it, but they don't feature multibyte support.

The Open Group has released the source code to Motif 2.1.30. You can install the open-motif package, or compile it from ports. Refer to the ports section of the Handbook for more information on how to do this. Note: The Open Motif distribution only allows redistribution if it is running on an open source operating system. In addition, there are commercial distributions of the Motif software available.

Motif is a closed source product produced by The Open Group. However, The Open Group released Open Motif on 2000-05-15 under a public license, The Open Group Public License, that allows Open Motif to be distributed with and used on Open Source platforms. As of 2001-07-10, Cygwin/X does not qualify as a platform that Open Motif can be distributed with and used on. However, the Open Motif FAQ states, "[..

No. This patch is only required for systems running the DECwindows Motif Server. Installation of the DECwindows Motif Server is optional during the installation of the OpenVMS Operating System. You may be running the DECwindows Motif Server on your system even if you are not running the DECwindows Motif layered product.

You need to install the motifnls package, which provides the XFree-2.1 configuration files needed to allow Motif applications compiled under XFree-2.1 to run under XFree-3.1. Without these files, some Motif applications compiled on other machines (such as Netscape) may crash when attempting to copy or paste from or to a text field, and may also exhibit other problems.

Not yet. A few people are working on one, among them <Steve.Tom@eng.sun.com>. The idea is that you'll be able to choose between XView and Motif at compile time (or, if you have both, at runtime.) The Motif interface will become part of the standard source distribution when it's ready.

WM_MOTIF is a library that implements the MS Windows API on the more popular UNIX Motif and character based platforms. It allows developers to port C and C++ applications from MS Windows to UNIX.

The wedding motif is metallic brown and pale yellow. We wanted to make these colors sound sosyal, so we initially advertised that our motif is cappuccino and champagne. It turns out that champagne is closer to brown than to yellow, so we gave it up. At any rate, we hope you'd like the intellectually mature yet playful combination of these colors.

Throughout the Grace docs, saying "M*tif" we actually refer to the M*tif API, defining a set of functions for building graphical user interfaces (GUI) via numerous widgets (buttons, labels, etc). Grace makes a heavy use of the M*tif API. There are several implementations of the interface. The original OSF Motif (see http://www.opengroup.

You are now ready to heat transfer. Use a dry iron, no steam. Use Cotton setting - temperature 300-340?? F. Iron for 10-20 seconds. Insert the PTFE Non-Stick sheet inside the garment and iron on the back of the garment approximately 30 seconds. Your transfer should now be permanently sealed to the garment or fabric and is washer/dryer safe or may be dry-cleaned.

The installer does not support this, because Wintif and Motif have identically named files that would overwrite each other. It is possible to support both by establishing parallel directory structures and by modifying your build environment to select one or the other. Contact MKS or your distributor if you need assistance.

No, Motif is not available as a DLL. First, architectural problems on Windows prevent building a DLL that exports the widget data properly. Second, we cannot supply Motif to you as a DLL without requiring you to pay a substantial royalty on every copy that you ship to your customers. We continue to work on resolutions to both issues.

Sure, just place it in your file where you want it to print. We print from digital files, so in that respect, it's just like if we were going to print it offset. Also, you may email us the image and we can let you know if there is any problem with reproducing it through the letterpress process.

In general the rule is that the higher the quantity, the lower the price per piece. That is because the set-up costs for creating the stencil and the machine set-up occur regardless of the number of pieces to be produced and are distributed across the whole number of pieces. For flags created by screen printing we recommend a minimum run of 10 pieces in order to achieve a lower price per piece.

While trying to port some software, the Makefile looks for a program called 'ranlib' and dies when it can't find it. What is it and where can I get it.

First and foremost, I very deliberately make the decision to focus my time and energy on features and accuracy, not aesthetics because, frankly, it's the aspect of the project I enjoy the most. I still have a long list of features to add in the coming years; this effort, and my enjoyment, would be drastically diluted by a major effort to change the L&F. The effort to change widget sets would be large.

Motifs are small designs printed on invitations and letterhead. Often, a motif is a single recurring design throughout a person's personal, business or wedding stationery.

I get '"/usr/platform/SUNW,Ultra-1/lib/libc_psr.so.1": not in executable format: format not recognized' from gdb on my Ultra.

Yes. There are innumerable ways of defining a "theme" or "motif." Typically, motives are thought of as pitch/duration patterns. However, motivic instances typically appear at different pitch heights, in transpositions, different modes, in augmentation, and so on. Hence, a motif might be better defined as an interval/duration pattern, or as an interval/relative-duration pattern, or as a diatonic interval pattern, a pitch-contour pattern, a metric pattern, etc.

Yes. This is highlighted on the OSF CDE 1.0.10 Price List. Depending which type of CDE 1.0.10 Source license you are interested in will depend on the OSF/Motif license required. In addition to the OSF/Motif license required, please note that OSF CDE 1.0.10 object code royalty fees are separate from and are in addition to OSF/Motif object code royalty fees.

CDEnext Motif will not support XmCSText and the Motif 2.0 C++ interfaces. In most other cases, CDE.next Motif will be binary compatible with Motif 2.0, and is based on 2.0 code. In some cases you will need to recompile UID files; in other cases there is a very small set of binary compatability breaks, but will not affect majority of applications.

You can migrate to CDE 1.0.10 immediately, and you should migrate to CDEnext as soon as it is available to you. The features from Motif 2.0 that are not available in CDEnext are primarily the CSText functionality and the C++ library support.

Motif is a commercial product and currently not available for NetBSD/amiga. The only option you have here is to get a binary licence for Sun3 libs, and link those with NetBSD/amiga. XView (also known as the Open Look toolkit) is currently available as openwin-bin11A.tar.gz on ftp.uni-regensburg.de and it's mirrors. If you want to rebuild the XView package yourself, you'll find the sources for version 3.2 available from ftp.x.org in /R5contrib/xview3.2 .