sperber(a)informatik.uni-tuebingen.de (Michael Sperber [Mr. Preprocessor]) writes: Well, I don't really see any reasonable way of integrating _any_ gtk support with an Xt based application. NONE. This is why my personal preference leans towards using Qt. Qt 2.x comes with two snazzy widgets - one for making a Qt widget look like a normal Xt widget and vice versa. This would have made replacing the widgets and lwlib stuff trivial. But, using Qt would bring in horrendous licensing issues. Trying to get RMS and Sun to allow linking with Qt - I'd rather stick a railroad spike thru my chest than try to argue that one. Having X/Xt resources work is in my opinion useless. XEmacs runs on other platforms that do not have X resources (win32, macintosh, and tty spring to mind). We should encourage people to use custom instead of X resources. -Bill P.