Was just reading a (slightly dated) article about all the new features that were coming out in TCL 8.3 and did a double take on the version. After all, the latest version I had seen being used was 8.0.5 on RawHide, how could they possibly be working on 8.3 :). To make a long story slightly longer, I actually visited scriptics.com to make sure that that wasn't a typo of some sorts, and lo and behold, 8.3.0 was not only correct, but it has already been released as of February 10th... Any particular reason that 8.0.5 is still the version being included in RawHide?
All the pieces necessary to build a complete tcltk-8.[23] package did not exist in late November when we had to commit to what libraries were going to be in the build system for Red Hat 6.2, hence the decision to remain with tcl-8.0.5 in Red Hat 6.2. The missing laggard is usually tclX, which appears to have been released for tcl-8.2 as of 2/7/00 (time stamp on neosoft), which means that it's almost time to attempt a tcltk-8.2 for Red Hat 7.0 (dunno yet about tcl-8.3).
Fixed in tcltk-8.2.3-36. I'll try for 8.3 as soon as some of the dust settles (cough, cough :-)