[Kevin Walzer] provides this before-and-after comparison:
[http://www.wordtech-software.com/notile.jpg] vs.
[http://www.wordtech-software.com/tile.jpg]

These shots were taken under [MacOS X].  Kevin writes:
"[[t]]he differences are pretty clear: the         
[Tile] version picks up the pinstripe background, and also the [entry]              
[widget] looks native (without the outline that one sees in the standard          
[Tk] version).  . . .  I           
don't personally see a huge difference on [Windows] when Tile is used             
there (standard Tk looks pretty much like any other Win2K appp), but            
it's pretty dramatic on the Mac."

[PT] You should try it on Windows XP then. See the various screenshots of the [tile] demo
at http://tktable.sf.net/tile
Here for instance, is the normal Luna theme (blue). On the right are normal Tk widgets, the rest are [tile] widgets.

[http://tktable.sourceforge.net/tile/demo-xp-blue-50.png]

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[RLH] - Yup, it will be a very good day for Tk when [Tile] is rolled in.

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''Customizing Tile Widgets''

Tile is a big step forward, but also somewhat of a step to the side at present.  It seems as if Tile is designed so that background colours, wrapping (-wraplength), etc are all defined only in styles.  But what if the developer wants to make a ''single'' button or label or checkbutton look different?