Needed: Info on LISP X based toolkits

["Paul E. Oppenheimer" <peo@THINK.COM>]

Jim Salem,

How do I get started in LISP X?

Thank you.

Paul Oppenheimer

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    Subject: Needed: Info on LISP X based toolkits


    I putting together of summary of X Windows toolkits being written on top
    CLX or, preferably, on top of CLUE.

    I would like to know about all efforts no matter how small.  Thinking
    Machines hopes to help standarize a toolkit and is willing to help with design,
    implementation, and testing.  Please e-mail to me (salem@think.com) and I
    will summarize to this list.

    I'm particularly interested in :
     - the toolkit's contents (e.g. menues ? buttons ? sliders ? text boxes ? etc.)
     - "style"
     - CLUE based ?
     - Current status (e.g. designed ?  implemented ?  staffed ?)
     - Availability

    and whatever else you'd like (try e-mailing a RLE screen dump !)

    Any hints/pointers to further sources of information will be greatly
    appreciated.

    Thanks !

    -- jim
    salem@think.com
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