Downloading LessTifAll the LessTif software packages are assembled nicely on the files section of our SourceForge.Net project page.The easiest way to get started if you're a Linux user with a traditional PC is to grab all four of the binary RPM files, as described in the table below. This means that you should grab and install all of the lesstif-*.i386.rpm files. You can choose to install a subset of those four files, but we continue to get questions about that. Other places that offer these files include the Hungry FTP server (ftp.hungry.com) and its mirrors. Those who want to use the most up to date software can choose to use the bleeding edge version, directly out of our CVS.
If you have trouble with a specific release, you may
wish to see the known problems file.
Also make sure you have read the
FAQ as well as the
Installation instructions!
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Operating System | Package | Description |
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Source Code
(platform independent) | lesstif-0.XX.X.tar.gz | Tar archive (compressed with GNU Zip) |
lesstif-0.XX.X.tar.bz2 | Tar archive (compressed with bzip2) | |
RPM based linuxes for x86 (Intel/AMD/...) processors e.g. Red Hat, SuSE, Mandrake, ... | ||
lesstif-0.XX.X-1.i386.rpm | the LessTif dynamic libraries. To run "foreign" binary applications dynamically linked against LessTif, this is all you need. | |
lesstif-mwm-0.XX.X-1.i386.rpm | The LessTif clone of the Motif Window Manager. Requires lesstif-0.XX.X-1.i386.rpm. You only need this if you want to run mwm. | |
lesstif-devel-0.XX.X-1.i386.rpm | The LessTif header files required to develop Motif based applications. Package also contains development documentation in html (LessDox), and mxmkmf for LessTif. | |
lesstif-clients-0.XX.X-1.i386.rpm | The xmbind and uil programs. Requires lesstif-0.XX.X-1.i386.rpm. | |
Any RPM based Linux | lesstif-0.XX.X-1.src.rpm | The source RPM for all of the above binary RPM's. |
OS/2 | lesstif-0.XX.X-OS2.zip | Pre-built binaries for OS/2 systems running XFree86. |
Cygwin | lesstif-cygwin-0.xx.x.tar.bz2 | Pre-built binaries for Microsoft Windows systems augmented with the Cygwin layer of UNIX emulation software. |