Just some thoughts
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I'm still programming in Tcl/Tk. It's so  easy. I have needed to find a
lot of  things on the Wiki  [1] but it  turns out that the  solution is
usually just  a line  of code  or two.  I'm not  playing, I'm  making a
serious application for some  civil engineering professionals... At the
moment It  runs on X11 and  on Windows (and on  Mac OS X, too),  it can
send results to clipboard, it can plot 2D graphs and so. The problem is
that the  project head have found  how little time I  need to implement
new features. So he have started to think about new features which were
not considered initially...


I'm also using the Visiblink's dark colors (a "dark theme") [2] for the
Links2  on  daily  basis.  These  dark colors  are  ideal  for  evening
browsing. Yes, I'm still browsing the Web (and the Gopherspace) from my
SGI O2. So I'm  using the Links 2 and the Lynx a  lot (the Lynx is dark
by default because it runs in the SGI terminal). But I should use these
colors on my Blacbird desktop (I have the Links 2 there, too).



References:

[1] http://wiki.tcl.tk
[2] gopher://zaibatsu.circumlunar.space/0/~visiblink/phlog/20191103