100% java GUI: Is this useful to anyone?

[ashe@boulder.qms.com (Steven Ashe)]

In some spare time, I put together a Windowing Toolkit in 100% java --
it talks X11-protocol over TCP to an Xserver (no awt; no native code).  It is
also single-threaded, and has a 100% java un-gif-er.  It compiles (from .class) and seems to run
under gcj2.95 (even with threads=none).

Making this public is a lot of work, which I'd do, *if* there's interest.
Some questions that come to mind are:
1) it would need a license.  I'd like it to be 'non-commericial use only'.
2) documentation :-(
3) where to get it hosted?
4) is it of any use to anyone??????

Anyway, it has internal classes (X, XWindow, XPixmap, XComponent),
standard utilities (XFont, XColor, XCursor, borders of a variety of
flavors), images (XImage), and GUI stuff (menus, buttons, radio-buttons,
button groups, scroll-panes, scrollbars, sliders), plus intuitive
LayoutManagment.  Current limitations include: miminal testing of some
parts, requires a TrueColor visual (any depth) on the X server, has
no TextAreas, neither List nor Tree widgets.
It's about 11,000 lines of Java thus far.

RVSP.

-Steve Ashe
ashe@boulder.qms.com