Tkzinc is available for Unix, Windows and Mac OS X platforms under the LGPL license. The latest stable version is 3.3.6+ (November, 2009).
3.3.6+
(November 23, 2009)
- Sources for all platforms
3.3.4
(October 26, 2006)
- Packages for Mandriva/Mandrake thanks to IntuiLab
perl-Tk-Zinc i386 rpm for Mandriva2007
perl-Tk-Zinc i386 rpm for Mandriva2006
perl-Tk-Zinc i386 rpm for Mandrake 10.1
- Packages for Crux thanks to Younes Hafri
tkzinc i686 src Tkzinc port for Crux Linux
- Unix/Win/Mac OS X source
For some unknown reason ;-) the Zinc.py module is not part of this distribution. As a temporary fix here is the file Zinc.py
- Application bundle for Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger)
Tkzinc.dmg, Dmg containing a Tkzinc.app bundle. Launch the app and type demo in the Tcl console to get the usual demo. The Tcl path is automatically adjusted to request the Tkzinc and Tkimg which are included in the bundle. Let me know if you find it useful.
- Combo package for Windows
Tkzinc tcl/perl/python msi, need Active Tcl/Perl/Python.
- Packages for Debian Sarge
zinc-tk i386, zinc-perl i386, zinc-python all, zinc-tk dsc, zinc-doc
- Label Overlap Manager for Tkzinc
tar.gz source, omv2 is a Label Overlap Manager for radar Image using Tkzinc. In order to use this library, you need to interface it with Tkzinc by following the procedure described in tkzinc_for_malice_configuring.txt included in the archive file.
3.3.3 (old stable release)
(April 1, 2006)
- Packages for Crux - Younes Hafri
tkzinc i686 src Tkzinc port for Crux Linux
p5-tk-zinc i686 src Perl interface to Tkzinc for Crux Linux
- Unix/Win/Mac OS X source
- Perl Module on CPAN
- Packages for Mandriva/Mandrake thanks to IntuiLab
perl-Tk-Zinc i386 rpm for Mandriva2006
perl-Tk-Zinc i386 rpm for Mandriva2005
perl-Tk-Zinc i386 rpm for Mandrake 10.1
- Packages for Debian Sarge
zinc-tk i386, zinc-perl i386, zinc-python all, zinc-tk dsc, zinc-doc
- Combo package for Windows
Tkzinc tcl/perl/python msi (2 Mbytes), need Active Tcl/Perl/Python.
3.3.2 (old stable release)
(June 17, 2005)
- Unix/Win/Mac OS X source
- Packages for Mandrake thanks to IntuiLab
perl-Tk-Zinc i386 rpm for Mandrake 10.1
perl-Tk-Zinc i386 rpm for Mandrake 10.0
perl-Tk-Zinc i386 rpm for Mandrake 9.2
- Packages for Debian Woody
Requires Tcl/Tk 8.4 to be installed (updated 24/6 to fix a badly build package). The perl package is compatible with perl-tk 800.024 and perl-tk 804.027.
zinc-tk i386, zinc-perl i386, zinc-python all, zinc-tk dsc, zinc-doc
- Packages for Debian Sarge (thanks to Guillaume Vidon)
Requires Tcl/Tk 8.4 to be installed (updated 24/6 to fix a badly build package). The perl package is compatible with perl-tk 800.024 and perl-tk 804.027.
zinc-tk i386, zinc-perl i386, zinc-python all, zinc-tk dsc, zinc-doc
- Combo package for Windows
Tkzinc tcl/perl/python msi Need Active Tcl/Perl/Python. Updated 24/06, added the capability to relocate the subpackages at will.
3.3.0 (old stable release)
This release is the new stable release of Tkzinc. It now works reasonably well on Windows with OpenGL. I expect its programming interface to be stable for the next six months at least.
- Unix/Win/macOS X source
tar.gz source (correctif1)
- Packages for Debian Woody
Requires Tcl/Tk 8.4 to be installed (updated 24/6 to fix a badly build package). The perl package is compatible with perl-tk 800.024 and perl-tk 804.027.
zinc-tk i386, zinc-perl i386, zinc-python all
- Packages for Windows
Tkzinc perl msi, known to work with ActivePerl 5.8.4 (Build 810) and Perl/Tk 804.027. (doesn't work on win98)
Tkzinc tcl msi (606 kbytes), need Active Tcl > 8.4.2.
- Packages for Mandrake thanks to IntuiLab
perl-Tk-Zinc i386 rpm for Mandrake 9.2
perl-Tk-Zinc i386 rpm for Mandrake 10.0
- Starkit for Windows/Linux
Tkzinc tcl starkit, need tclkit > 8.4.2. This starkit comes with tkimg in order to run the zinc-widget demo. To try it just do: tclkit Tkzinc.kit demo (Linux users: you need a working openGL configuration)
- Package for StrongARM processor (thanks to IntuiLab)
zinc-perl arm (286k), for an ARM processor with a familiar linux distribution
If you look for olders releases, have a look here.