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Subject: [bug#40212] [PATCH] gnu: xorriso: Build gui frontend.
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Hi,

the "[/]" buttons of xorriso-tcltk need the Tcl/Tk package "BWidget"
to display a file browser.

Without it, the up-popping windows only offer a text input field for
entering an absolute file path. That's quite unusual for a GUI program.
The file browser widget does not look fancy but provides the interface
which a GUI user probably expects.


Have a nice day :)

Thomas