[Put [L1 ] in context.]
Donald Porter created a simpler interface vectored through http://tcl.sf.net/ . As he explains it, "Now when someone asks 'What do you think of Tcl Bug 461000 ?', you can load that page, select Tcl, enter '461000', and be looking at the report."
[Should we provide a command-line version? Slightly different question: is it true that this Sourceforge page is not useful to lynx? The form appears to be without a SUBMIT INPUT, and depends on graphical browser key-bindings--yuck.]
Alphatk provides a menu to let you jump quickly to any sourceforge project or bug report. All that's really needed is to put together the correct url. For example:
proc sf::viewBugNumber {{proj ""} {bug ""}} {
if {$bug == ""} { set bug [getline "View [sf::project $proj] project bug#"] }
if {$bug == ""} { return }
set group [lindex [sf::projectInfo $proj] 3]
set http "http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php"
append http "?func=detail&aid=${bug}&group_id=${group}&atid=1${group}"
url::execute $http
}is the proc used in Alphatk, which anyone should be able to modify quite easily to work in any tcl/tk app.