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Eric Blake wrote:

> YEAH!  Among others, the git package would appreciate the availability of
> a modern tcl/tk.

Do you think git users are going to be thrilled about having to now
install and run the whole X11 server enchalada just to run gitk on
Windows?  The current GDI tcl/tk is a double-edged sword: ancient, yes,
but also quite convenient.

Brian

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