This is WineSetupTk-0.6.0b, release date September 5th, 2001.

You can get the latest version of WineSetupTk at
http://wine.codeweavers.com/winesetuptk.shtml

Binary distribution of WineSetupTk
==================================

If you downloaded binary distribution of WineSetupTk, just run "winesetuptk"
executable. WineSetupTk is linked against static Tcl/Tk/Itcl libraries, so
no special requirements are required. 


Source distribution of WineSetupTk
==================================

If you downloaded source distribution of WineSetupTk, it's possible to run Tcl
scripts directly. You will need Tcl/Tk/Itcl installed. Unfortunately, not all
versions of Tcl/Tk and Itcl work together. The easiest rule is to install that
version of Itcl which comes with your Linux distribution. Most of them contain
Itcl package, but often it's not the part of the standard installation. For
example, in case of Red Hat 7.0 it's located on the second CD.

If you don't have any version of Itcl included with your distribution, then
try one of the following configurations we tested together:
  
tcl/tk-8.0.5 + itcl-3.0.1
tcl/tk-8.3.1 + itcl-3.1.0
tcl/tk-8.3.1 + itcl-3.2 (see note below)
tcl/tk-8.3.2 + itcl-3.1.0
  
Note there's itcl-3.2 package scour about the WEB which is completely broken.
It contains dead links and no libraries inside at all. The vendor is Red Hat,
build date November 2, 18:26:39 2000, and the name of file is 
itcl-3.2-48.i386.rpm. This package will not work.
  
The Itcl package itself consist of three smaller parts - Itcl, Itk and 
Iwidgets. In case of Debian each of these are packed as a separate package.
You'll need them all.

Once you have Tcl/Tk/Itcl installed, go to the source directory and run
"wish Main.itcl" command. If you have more than one version of Tcl/Tk
installed then be sure you launch WineSetupTk with appropriate wish command.
For example, if you have both Tcl/Tk-8.0.5 and Tcl/Tk-8.3.1 versions, and the
Itcl-3.0.1, then the right choice for you is "wish8.0 Main.itcl".


Making standalone WineSetupTk executable
========================================

To make a statically linked standalone WineSetupTk executable, you will need:

* WineSetupTk source code
  http://wine.codeweavers.com/~mpilka/winesetuptk/winesetuptk-0.6.0b.tar.gz

* TclTk Codeweavers package
  http://wine.codeweavers.com/~mpilka/winesetuptk/tcltk-winesetuptk-0.6.0b.tar.gz

Step 1:
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  Unpack both tarballs into your home directory.
  $ cd $HOME
  $ tar zxvf winesetuptk-0.6.0b.tar.gz
  $ tar zxvf tcltk-winesetuptk-0.6.0b.tar.gz

Step 2:
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  Compile TclTk Codeweavers package.
  $ cd tcltk-winesetuptk-0.6.0b
  $ sh build.sh

Step 3:
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  Configure, compile and install winesetuptk.
  $ cd ../winesetuptk-0.6.0b

  !!! NOTE !!!
  Avoid of a trailing slash when you specify --with-tcltk path.
  Avoid of the ~ substitution also. However, it's ok to use $HOME variable.
  $ ./configure --with-tcltk=$HOME/tcltk-winesetuptk-0.6.0b

  $ make
  $ make install


Please send any feedback to <winesetuptk@codeweavers.com>.

Have a nice day!