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Re: How is the TCP/IP stack going?
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.. oh yeah, did i mentition as soon as wez releases the headers for his network code that a whole host of folk have plans on writing the tools etc needed =P


Posted on: 2004/3/30 19:33
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Re: How is the TCP/IP stack going?
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by Dagon on 2004/3/30 10:17:18

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Who's the first browser that it is """scheduled""" to be ported to AROS after the TCP/IP stack is done? Aweb? (Am I bit too hasty? )


Bit hasty. =) Next after TCP/IP is completed will be NIC drivers. Then let the fun begin.

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Posted on: 2004/3/30 15:40
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Re: How is the TCP/IP stack going?
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None has been planned that im aware of :).

Posted on: 2004/3/30 14:21
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Re: How is the TCP/IP stack going?
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Who's the first browser that it is """scheduled""" to be ported to AROS after the TCP/IP stack is done? Aweb? (Am I bit too hasty? )

Posted on: 2004/3/30 14:17
"So we must exercise ourselves in the things which bring happiness, since, if that be present, we have everything, and, if that be absent, all our actions are directed toward attaining it." Epicurus......
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Re: How is the TCP/IP stack going?
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Hehe as for IRC daniel promised to take and port the IRC engine used in Avalaunch (http://www.teamavalaunch.com) when that times come :).

Posted on: 2004/3/30 14:13
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Re: How is the TCP/IP stack going?
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Too bad, too bad. Having TCP/IP is very, very important. Essential even. Ok, I just want to have cool IRC client, ok? ;)

Posted on: 2004/3/30 13:52
opi, rude developer. :p...
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Re: How is the TCP/IP stack going?
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Sorry to be the one with the sad news but Wez who is in charge of porting it to AROS has had litle time for it :/ hoping that will improve ASAP.

Posted on: 2004/3/30 12:29
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How is the TCP/IP stack going?
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Anyone have any progress on the TCP/IP stack?

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