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Tcl/Tk 9.1 Released

12 pointsby 24m agotcl-lang.org
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Excellent to read Tk is getting better acessibility support. I love using it quick little Perl/Tk GUI applications but I'm also slowly going blind from retinal tearing. It's good to have options when major desktops like KDE and their toolkits are entirely dropping accessibility in their latest releases.