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"There will be some significant work on a next generation [Tk] in 2004."
Jeffrey Hobbs
[http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=412564A1.4010405%40removethis.activestate.com].

Is the "Tk Revitalization Home" 
[http://tcl.projectforum.com/tk/Home]
Mark set up no longer where work is done
[http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=Oq6dnQYwVcWdp7XcRVn-uQ%40novus-tele.net]?  
How can a [Wiki] go stale?

[George Peter Staplin]: The ProjectForum wiki went stale, because
   * "unix hackers," with good ideas, were put off by some comments, by the creator of it
   * [Windows] HCI standards are viewed as "good" (In reality people don't like the tiny listboxes in tiny-unresizable dialogs.)
   * cloning Windows is not fun -- or useful to most developers
   * the Tcl'ers Wiki was not used instead
   * work that pays has a higher priority

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It seems like, to me, that the [projectform] wiki went stale when people
quit talking about (and in general working on) the tk effort.  I'm unconvinced that the community wants a new Tk badly enough to put in the effort to achieve it.
And that is nothing unique to Tk - that's the problem most open source
projects encounter.


Why not transform any good ideas from that revitalization project -that staled- into tips, or packages.

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I'd imagine the [Tile] [widget] [theme] implementation is the "next generation" Tk he speaks of.

http://mini.net/tcl/tile