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I start to be a fan of X/Motif. It is definitely easy to use and to make a programme. It does not use G++ as do FLTK. X/Motif is not heavy to install and it is nice. X/Motif looks also like UNIX.
I see only advantage why to use X/Motif and to avoid QT, KDE LIBS, heavy install GTK >=2.0,...
Would you eventually know a possible X/Motif of XFM, which could be available on DEBIAN ?
PS: if you are willing to use very few RAM, why use X at all? There are console file managers like Midnight Commander (mc) and web browsers like lynx and links that work pretty well. Yu can run that in a framebuffer and get the fonts and images you want.
Last edited by Didier Spaier; 04-08-2017 at 04:43 AM.
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