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+<i> The following notes are contributed from Tix users on various
+platforms. I have no access to these platforms and cannot verify that
+their settings are correct. Also, the settings may only work with a
+specific versions of Tix on a specific version of the O/S.
+</i>
+
+<pre>
+<b>From:</b> Andrew Fitzhugh (fitz@hplaef.hpl.hp.com) about
+<b>Version:</b> Tix 4.0a5
+<b>Platform:</b> HPUX 9.05
+
+1. Throw ANSI flag on the compiler (I set PROTO_FLAGS = -Ae)
+2. Change the X11 directories to -I/usr/include/X11R5 and -L/usr/lib/X11R5
+3. This might affect other systems: the Makefile included -lX11 before
+ -ltk and -ltcl, so I switched the order. (Obviously a bug, since
+ there is a comment right above it that told me what to do :-).
+</pre>
+
+<pre>
+<b>From:</b> mohan kannapareddy <mokannap@grail.cba.csuohio.edu>
+<b>Version:</b> Tix 4.0a7
+<b>Platform:</b> Solaris2.4
+
+
+> With Tix4.0a7 (and also with Tix4.0a6) on Solaris 2.4, when running
+> the widget demo, in tixFileSelectBox, in the two scolling lists (for
+> Files and Directories), some of the file and directory names have
+> their first 2 letters chopped off. And some files are repeated.
+> Anyone else seeing this?
+
+ The above is a very common problem with Solaris2.4, I am pretty
+ sure when you are creating your _tixwish_, its picking up the UCB
+ library, that is you must be having /usr/ucblib/ or whatever in
+ your LD_LIBRARY_PATH or LD_RUN_PATH, REMOVE it OR make sure that
+ the standard libraries or before the ucblibs.. Now, its strange
+ that it shows up, because I don't think the tix fileselect box has
+ been implemented in "C", so it should not have shown up??
+
+ You might have to recompile your tcl/tk libraries with the
+ offending libraries out of the way..because I use a Solaris2.4
+ machine and I have no problem at all!!.. Cheers, Mohan
+</pre>
+
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