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From: David Stanaway
Date: Wed, 19 Nov 1997 00:00

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Go for the statically linked binaries.

The dynamic links are for if you have paid for the motiff libraries (RedHat
sells a Linux port for around $200 AUS I think..), and have them on your
system.
I believe they are a set of X windows widgets that generaly make X
programming easier and more efficient.

There are Free versions of the libraries (LessTiff springs to mind), but I
don't know how complete they are, and if they can subsitute for the Motiff
libraries, but the staticaly linked binaries should give satisfatory
performance.

I hope this helps.

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