| This is the LessTif download page. If you want to use our ftp server, go to ftp.hungry.com (located in San Francisco, CA, USA) or (preferably) use one of our mirrors. Binary releases are available in the bindist directory. Source releases are available in the srcdist directory. Unless you want to live on the bleeding edge, you should use one of the released versions. However, the most current source is always available as lesstif-current. If you have trouble with a specific release, you may wish to see the known problems file. You should check this file before sending mail to the developers. OS/2 users should look here for information and binaries.

File descriptions: These are the binary files that may be available at the ftp site for a given release. Note that not all binaries are always available. If there's not a binary distribution for your system, you can always get the source.

- Red Hat Linux 5.x (glibc2-based Linux on x86)
  - lesstif-0.XX.X-linux-glibc2.tar.gz: Pre-built binary for all lesstif programs and libraries for glibc2-based x86 linux systems.
  - lesstif-0.XX.X-1.i386.rpm: RPM for the LessTif dynamic libraries and header files. You can use this RPM to build applications which will dynamically link with LessTif.
  - lesstif-mwm-0.XX.X-1.i386.rpm: RPM for the LessTif clone of the Motif Window Manager. Requires lesstif-0.XX.X-1.i386.rpm. If you don't want to run mwm, you don't need this.
  - lesstif-devel-0.XX.X-1.i386.rpm: This RPM contains the lesstif static library and header files required to develop Motif-1.2-based applications. Package also contains development documentation in html (Lessdox), and mxmkmf for Lesstif.
  - lesstif-clients-0.XX.X-1.i386.rpm: RPM for the xmbind and uil programs.
  - lesstif-0.XX.X-1.src.rpm: The source RPM for all of the above binary RPM's.
- lesstif-0.XX.X-linux-libc5.tar.gz: Pre-built binary for x86 linux systems under libc5.
- lesstif-0.XX.X-freebsd.tar.gz: Pre-built binary for x86 systems running FreeBSD.
- lesstif-0.XX.X-OS2.zip: Pre-built binary for x86 systems running OS/2.
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