Mx and Tx

by John Ousterhout
University of California at Berkeley

Mx is a mouse-based editor for the X window system.  It is based on the
Tcl command language, and on the Sx toolkit (a toolkit I originally built
for X10 and then ported quickly and dirtily to X11).

Tx is a terminal emulator that is compatible with Mx (same selection
mechanism, same look and feel, etc.).  There are also two other programs
available in this directory, Txcmd and Txinfo, which are useful if you
use Tx.

Manual entries exist for each of these four programs.  Print the man
pages using your own favorite flavor troff with no macros, e.g.:

		ditroff mx.man

(the manual entries source their own macro file).  The easiest way to
learn how to use Mx is just to invoke it with no arguments:  you'll
start out editing a tutorial that explains how to use the program.

To make runnable versions of all of these programs, follow the instructions
at the front of Makefile, then type "make".

Although I can't promise much in the way of support, I'd be interested to
hear any comments you have about any of these programs (both positive and
negative), and in some cases I may be able to provide help fixing bugs.
Send mail to me at "ouster@sprite.berkeley.edu".
