https://tintin.mudhalla.net/install.php


according to the official site, the steps are as follows:

In order to run WinTin or TinTin++ in a linux environment on Windows you need the Cygwin emulator which consists of two parts:

1. A DLL (cygwin1.dll) which acts as a Linux emulation layer providing substantial Linux API functionality.
2. A collection of tools, which provide Linux look and feel.
The Cygwin DLL works with all non-beta, non 'release candidate', ix86 32 bit versions of Windows since Windows 95, with the exception of Windows CE.

The size of Cygwin depends on how many packages you install, but averages around 200 megabytes while WinTin is only 5 MB. If this appeals to you, follow the instructions below to install Cygwin. Keep in mind that WinTin doesn't have shell capabilities which means the #system, #run, and #script command will not work. These commands can be used under Cygwin for sub windowing, ssh, sftp, playing sounds, sending emails, visiting websites, etc.

◦ Create the directory named 'Cygwin' in the root of your C drive: C:\Cygwin. ◦ Download setup.exe from http://www.cygwin.com/setup.exe to the Cygwin directory.
◦ Launch setup.exe and click next
◦ Choose 'install from internet' and click next
◦ Use the default values, click next
◦ Just use the default for the package directory, click next
◦ Set your internet connection, click next
◦ Select a download site, click next
◦ You must select the correct packages now, select the following:
◦ Devel: select gcc-core, make
◦ Editors: select your favorite text editor, pico is easy to use
◦ Libs: select libpcre-devel, zlib-devel, gnutls-devel
◦ Net: select inetutils
◦ Net: select openssh
◦ System: select util-linux
◦ Web: select wget
◦ Click next and wait for cygwin to finish installation.
◦ Download tintin.tar.gz (do not unzip it) to C:\Cygwin\Home\YourUsername\
◦ Enter your shell (click the cygwin icon) and type:
tar -zxvf tintin*.tar.gz
cd tt/src/
./configure
make
make install
tt++
◦ The last command should startup TinTin++.
◦ If for some reason you have trouble compiling TinTin++ you can instead install WinTin++, next copy tt++.exe from the WinTin++ installation directory to the /bin directory in Cygwin.

◦ Enjoy

Jude DaShiell 於 22/4/2021 7:53 寫道:
I can't find the man page for tintin after having installed the package.
There is a mush-z package for windows to help tintin accessibility you
might install.



On Thu, 22 Apr 2021, William wrote:

Thanks, i see.
I am still figuring on how to install the full version of tintin under my
win 10.


Jude DaShiell <[email protected]> ? 2021?4?21? ?? ??9:34???

If you're using windows, tee won't work since it's a unix or linux
command.  Now, if you have windows 10 on that computer, you could run
linux inside it and depending on what's installed in that version of linux
get tintin and tee to work.  Within tintin a script command may exist that
turns on logging of a session that follows, but I haven't read enough of
tintin to know that for sure.  The tee command in a linux or unix
environment is what you would use if such a script command doesn't exist
inside of tintin itself.



On Wed, 21 Apr 2021, William wrote:

Sorry, if you do not mind can you provide a full example of the line? I
have
tried and seemed not working.

Also, according to the official site, the wintin version do not have
shell
script support, do you know if that works as well?

Thanks.


Jude DaShiell ? 21/4/2021 18:53 ??:

That appends onto the line you use to start your tintin session.  For
help, run man tee.


On Wed, 21 Apr 2021, William wrote:

Hi,
I do not know about this.
How should I put this line of command?
Put this in a main.tin file?
Or where should I put this line of command?

I have not read any help on this type of command, and I cannot find
any
relevant information on the official manual, where can I learn about
this?
Thanks.


Jude DaShiell <[email protected]> ? 2021?4?21? ?? ??3:39???

Do you know about the tee command?
You could try:
tintin|tee tintin.log
If you wanted to append tintin.log
tintin| tee -a tintin.log


On Tue, 20 Apr 2021, William wrote:

Hello,

I just learn to use tintin mud client.

I would like to know if any one here also use this mud client?

I wanna know, if I want the client to write every message that
appear on
the
screen to a text file, what should i do?

I have tried

using

#log {append} {log.txt}
#debug all log

But seemed that it has not achieve what I wanted.

Thanks.










































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