There are plenty of resources but probably in book form. My first Linux book had an intro to Tcl/tk. I disagree with the op that tcl/tk is not dead. Yeah it sti

There are plenty of resources but probably in book form. My first Linux book had an intro to Tcl/tk. I disagree with the op that tcl/tk is not dead. Yeah it still exists but it is rarely used and younger systems programmers/Admins never had to use it. It was a bit of a stop gap solution to create GUIs when there was rarely any. The expect functionality though it completely replaced by pexpect so it makes little sense to learn tcl/tk for such a use.