Many of us probably know about the O'Reilly X series of books. Volume 6 in the series is the Motif book. This volume has recently been updated for Motif 2.1. The article pointed to below is an interview with Antony Fountain, the author of this new revision (the interview is really about why Motif is alive and kicking). I've taken the liberty to grab a paragraph at the end of http://unix.oreilly.com/news/motif_0400.html which describe why this book is probably very interesting for LessTif : The book was written with the complete reference sources rather than the Open Group documentation, which we only referenced to see what the OSF has documented. What they document, we document. However, we also cover what they don't. This latest manual is also more complete now because it includes items like the XmIm functions and dedicated sections for the Uniform Transfer Model. Motif Reference Manual now reflects the exact nature of the Motif toolkit as implemented--warts and all--whatever the programmer really needs to know. The appendixes on UIL were left out of the printed edition because of shere size problems, they're available as a download of a couple of PDF files. Danny
