: Added a basic pseudo tty driver. This almost certainly does not work in a
: standard way, but was enough for me to hack together a terminal program for
: nano-X.
:
Quite cool. I can't wait to see the terminal program. Like we talked
before, I'll recode up some fast text primitives once I see the program, and know
where the speed problems are. (I"m still concerned about the mouse
bug with select())
: Loads of socket code. I have added lots of code from Linux 1.2 which gives
: elks the socket layer api, and I started on getting unix sockets working
: under ELKS. I also took the unix socket code, and used it to write code for
: a new type socket called nano sockets. These work very like unix domain
: sockets, but they don't use a filename as their address, they have a single
: integer as their address instead. This makes the code very small and
: simple. I have tested these, and they appear to work. The main purpose to
: this socket family is to provide an inexpensive way of running nano-X on
: ELKS.
:
Cool. I'll test my makefile to make sure that the client/server version
of Nano-X compiles and runs. Alex was working on getting this re-implemented,
so I'll just make sure my version runs well, to provide a stable platform.
Greg
