Mark Martin wrote: >>> Could it be licensed under an open source license? >> GPL planned. > > That's hopeful. What can I do to encourage or support that?
Thank you. Unless you are a very familiar with drivers, C language and networking, owning a native hardware with ethernet - I have no idea what you could do. Even digging QLwIP out, making myself familiar with it again, and introduce someone else costs so much time that we'd have to forget the other projects I mentioned. >> There are ethernet cards for Q40 and Q60. >> QLwIP supports them. > > I was hoping for broader support of hardware. It's a broad base to begin > with, though, isn't it? There's QL original hardware, QXL, Q40/Q60, > Amiga/Atari emulators. Software emulators. Software emulators use the TCP/IP stack of their Windows/Linux host, so don't need QLwIP. Original QL and QXL have no ethernet hardware, they could use QLwIP with SLIP over the serial line, but that's not of much practical use. About Amiga/Atari emulators I have no idea. I doubt there is even a single user who would use internet on that. Peter _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
