Index of /tkMOO-light/Source This Directory contains the distribution for the tkMOO-light client. Please don't mirror the contents of this directory. TkMOO-light for UNIX Download this file: The software is available in a.tar.gz archive, and can be unpacked by using a command like:% gzcat tkMOO-light-0.3.32.tar.gz tar xvf - Then consult the file INSTALL.unix for details on how to install the client. The software requires to be present on your system. TkMOO-light for Windows Download this file: The software is available as a Self-Extracting Archive.
Double-click on the downloaded executable file to unpack the data. TkMOO-light for Macintosh Download this file: The software is available as a.sit archive. Use a program like to unpack the data. Then consult the file INSTALL.txt for details on how to install the client. The INSTALL.txt file is a plain-text file, you should be able to read it by opening it with any text editor. Users of Mac OS X should read this:.
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Development '-dev' versions Files with the -dev suffix contain the latest unstable version of the software. When in doubt, don't install -dev versions. Other Files There follows a list of all the software on this system including older versions of tkMOO-light. 08-Aug-2012 22:11 - 21-Dec-2001 13:46 93K 11-Jan-2002 17:35 94K 21-Dec-2001 13:45 1.4M 21-Dec-2001 13:37 916K 11-Jan-2002 17:34 1.4M 11-Jan-2002 17:25 917K Apache/2.2.15 (CentOS) Server at www.awns.com Port 80.
TkMOO-light - Running tkMOO-light on Mac OS X Running tkMOO-light on Mac OS X You can run tkMOO-light on Mac OS X but it's not a simple process. A better-integrated version of tkMOO-light for Mac OS X will be available soon, but in the mean time you should try one of the following approaches. Using XDarwin and the UNIX version of tkMOO-light The UNIX version of tkMOO-light requires an X11 graphics server, which is common to platforms like Solaris and Linux. A version of the Xfree86 X11 system is available for Mac OS X and works in conjunction with XDarwin to provide support for X11 applications like tkMOO-light. You'll also need to install a version of Tcl/Tk, just like UNIX users do. Installing Xfree86 Xfree86's support for Mac OS X is relatively new, so it's a good idea to get the full Xfree86 archive and build a version on your machine.
You'll only be able to do this if you have a copy of the Mac OS X Developer Toolkit, a separate CD from Apple. If you don't have a Developer toolkit then you can download a precompiled binary version of the Xfree86 system. A detailed description of how to do this is given here: When building a local version of the Xfree86 system the approach goes roughly like this: create a new directory and download the CVS tree, then build and install the complete system. This takes a long time to download and compile. Mkdir xfree86 cd xfree86 cvs -d:pserver:anoncvs@anoncvs.xfree86.org:/cvs login (use the password 'anoncvs') cvs -d:pserver:anoncvs@anoncvs.xfree86.org:/cvs checkout xc cd xc make World sudo make install (use your Mac OS X administrator password) Installing XDarwin You can download the XDarwin package from here: Installing Tcl/Tk The quickest way to install Tcl/Tk is to use a package manager like Fink. You can get Fink from here: Download and install Fink and then type the command: fink install tcltk Using X-Tools and the UNIX version of tkMOO-light As an alternative to XDarwin you can use the X-Tools system to provide support for X11 applications. X-Tools is available here: Using the Mac OS X 'Classic' Environment and the Macintosh version of tkMOO-light You can also download the Macintosh version of tkMOO-light, now available as a.sit archive, and run it.
Mac OS X will start the Classic environment to support the client which runs as a Mac OS 9x application.