What: CTk
 Where: ftp://ccfadm.eeg.ccf.org/pub/ctk/
        ftp://ftp.procplace.com/pub/tcl/sorted/packages-7.6/devel/ctk4.0.tar.gz
        ftp://ftp.procplace.com/pub/tcl/sorted/packages-7.6/devel/ctk4.0b1.tar.gz
        http://www.du.edu/%7Emschwart/ctk8.0.tar.gz
        ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/contrib/libc5/
 Description: This is a version of Tk which uses curses.  Applications with
        a modern GUI-ish interface can be created for character terminals.
        CTk is a subset of Tk, being unable to do things like scaling
        canvases, selection, send, active backgrounds, etc.
        A version 4.2 is available at ccfadm.
        The version by Mr. Schwartz, at du.edu, has been upgraded to
        work with Tcl 8, but does not yet support Tk 8 features.
        There are rpms at redhat which have been upgraded with patches
        to seem to work with Tk 4.2.p12/Tcl 7.4p3.
 Updated: 09/2002
 Contact: mailto:andrewm@ccfadm.eeg.ccf.org (Martin Andrews)
        mailto:mschwart@nyx.net (Michael Schwartz)
        mailto:kop@meme.com (Karl O. Pinc)

 What: Miscellaneous Tcl procs (Dillinger)
 Where: http://zork.net/%7Ephil/projects.html
 Description: A variety of extensions are available, such as an interface
        between Tcl and GTk+, a Samba extension (Windows networking),
        an ODBC like extension called MODDBC (allows you to connect to
        Postgres, Sybase, MS SQL Server, and mSQL databases),
        MODrl (readline extension),
        MODcit (tcl Citadel with telnet-able and web interfaces),
        MODform (generic CGI form processor), MODPkg (replaces tclPkgUnknown
        to permit downloading packages from the Internet using digital
        signatures for authentication), tclLDAP (for accessing lightweight
        directory services), CTk (Curses extension compatible with Tcl 8),
        network based GIS package allowing access to many different data
        types.
 Updated: 08/1999
 Contact: mailto:phil@zork.net
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See also [ck] and [tcl_curses].

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