Here are some bugs listed.
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Compiler doesn't find <X11/xpm.h>
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Look at the Imakefile. You will have to undef the HAVE_XPM define, until you installed
the XPM-library.

Widget vertical/horizontal has zero width and/or height
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Seems to be a bug of X11R4, cause these widgets are used by the viewportwidgets and
are not initialised correctly.
To avoid this, edit the app-defaults and and some lines with:
vertical.width: 14
..
horizontal.height:14

Duplicated symbols xawClockWidgetClass
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Seems so that you imake didn't bypass the Imakefile correctly. Especially Suns will
have this problem if some defines are not set properly, because the linker
seems to be very strict. Look at the Imakefile and you will find the solution.

The strrstr function:
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Some systems don't support the strrstr function. You have to set the HAS_NO_STRRSTR
define to use my (of course very bad) version of strrstr.

The pulldownmenu becomes very large
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This seems to be a bug of X11R4. I don't know exactly what causes this, but I won't fix
X11R4 bugs anymore. Use R5 instead.

The program exits whit some X11-pixmap errors.
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Sometimes when I try open a specified directory with a specified file the
program exits with a X11-erro message.
The file itselft is an ordinary file with no special extensions. All used
pixmaps for this file have been loaded and used before without no error
messages.

I am currently not able to give any solution for this bug, cause I don't know
exactly what causes this malfunction. Probably I mixed some pointers, but
I would expect coredumps sometimes but now x11-errors.

Cause I don't have so much time to fix this bug these days, I decided to
release the beta version of release 0.5.0 allthough the bug still exists.

Sometimes it works to recreate the file, but this is no solution in generally.

