Welcome to the New MotifZone!

You've landed on the official home page for the Open Motif development project. Motif is the industry standard toolkit for UNIX systems and Open Motif, based on the Motif source code, provides a freely available version for open source developers.

On this site you will find the Bug database for Motif, pre-built binary distributions for popular Linux distributions, comprehensive Motif documentation, a variety of developer forums where users help each other, the industry's largest collection of software add-ons and reference material for Motif, and the Official Open Motif project page where you can find out what is next and how to participate.

Please take some time and stroll around the site. Whether you have been developing with Motif for years, or have just started to use it, there will be something here to help your development along!

If you are getting an error while loading shared libraries: libXm.so, you can get  libXm.so here!

Are you new to Motif or do you need a refresher? Check out the ICSNetwork's Insider Tips on Motif webcast.

Open Motif 2.3.2 Released

The Open Motif Development Team is proud to announce the release of Open Motif 2.3.2. This is a bug fix release.

To download Open Motif 2.3.2, please go to the download section. 

The OpenMotif repository has moved from its SourceForge hosting.  Its new location is
cvs.openmotif.org, featuring anonymous read-only access and SSH-key
write access.

Your account will require an SSH key for access.  Please refer to the
directions at http://cvs.openmotif.org/

The release notes for Open Motif 2.3.2 are available here.

ICS Announces the Release of Open Motif 2.3

Open Motif 2.3 is the most significant version of Open Motif since it was released to the open source community in May 2000. OM 2.3 includes major feature enhancements and over 25 bug fixes requested by developers of enterprise applications. Open Motif is the publicly licensed version of Motif, the industry standard user interface toolkit for UNIX systems provided on more than 200 hardware and software platforms including HP, IBM, Sun, SGI, and Linux (Red Hat and Novell SUSE).

Read more here.