TKGOODSTUFF FAQ
---------------

-- It won't configure because:

   a. It can't find tclConfig.sh (and neither can I)!

    ANSWER: Your installation of tcl/tk is improper.  Get the latest
    from ftp://ftp.smli.com/pub/tcl.  The files tclConfig.sh and
    tkConfig.sh should automatically end up in the same directory as
    the tcl and tk libraries (such as libtcl7.5.so).

   b. It can't find wish4.1, but it's right there in /smurf/glep/bin!

    ANSWER:  Be sure your $PATH contains the directory containing
    wish4.1. 

-- It configures and compiles fine, but it won't run.

   ANSWER: 
     1. Did you install it?  Do "make install". 
     2. Are you sure you are executing the installed tkgoodstuff?

-- When I run it, it dies with "wish4.1: can't load library
   'libtk4.1.so'".

   ANSWER: Your tcl/tk setup isn't properly installed.  Be sure:
       a. libtk4.1.so exists in a place where your system usually can
          find libraries (e.g., /usr/local/lib).
       b. the permissions on the file are right: the file is readable.
       c. (if applicable) you have run ldconfig (as root).

-- I have fvwm2 running, but it still says WindowList and/or Pager
   can't run without fvwm2.

   ANSWER: Read the html docs more carefully.  You have to make fvwm
   run tkgoodstuff AS A MODULE.

-- I launch tkgoodstuff as an fvwm module, and sometimes after
   restarting tkgoodstuff several times fvwm eats up all of my CPU. 

   ANSWER: This is fvwm's fault.  My fix for it is incorporated in
   fvwm2 versions 2.0.43 and later.  So upgrade fvwm2.

-- I get this annoying error/behavior/whatever...

   ANSWER: We'd love to know more about it.  Write to
   tkgoodstuff@merv.philosophy.lsa.umich.edu with lots of details,
   including the exact versions of tkgoodstuff and tcl/tk and (fvwm2
   if you're using tkgoodstuff as an fvwm2 module), your platform and
   OS, the entire stack trace from the error message (you can copy it
   by selecting it with the mouse), your .tkgrc, and/or whatever
   details you think might help.  I spend (er, waste) more time asking
   for these details than actually answering questions.
