DC++

Alright.
If I refrase; How can I download a farely new linux dch++ binary, and whatever required for me to create my own modules?

Is there any other way to download the current, or older snapshots, of the DCH++ source?

Glad to hear that you are using plain gtk instead of gtkmm, I don't like to compile gtkmm sources. Just more to set up.
But autoconf/automake is something I use myself and will in the future. ./configure, make, make install is the unix way

Is the new version in CVS yet?

Any progress on this project?
I just tested the CVS version and saw some changes. The mailinglist is not that active either.
Tried to downloade some files, it crashes when I want to download files, but filelists works.

Are your goals to try make such a qualityport of DC++ that it could be accepted as a official unix port in the feature when the project is mature?

paskharen wrote:First of all, the image is dead [...]

Sorry about that, I have installed a new server and did copy all users data exept my own to the new server
How many are doing developing work on this project now?

How is the work going on on this project? As I have mentioned before, I would like to see this (or something similar) being accepted as an official port and imported into main DC++ sourcecode. That way I belive the community will support both ports and more people working on patches (and so on). And...

Nice work! The CVS compiled without problems for me (slackware 10.0). With a GUI more like original DC++ (like timo's) and this might become somthing useful. A good DC client is something missing in the unix world. We want to p2p the latest kernel to :roll: I want to se something like this being mer...

This is a question thats been asked alot, there was a long thread about it in the old forums.
Why not make key function example in every common programming language? C, Perl, Basic, Java etc.

arnetheduck wrote:...but I'm a programmer, not an linux script junkie, so anyone of those looking at my makefile would probably laugh and call me stupid

Use this community to help you with auto* scripts and UNIX testing. Me for example.

How about a UNIX port? Since you don't use any GUI code, it wouldn't be to hart to do a port to any decent UNIX flawor. Make it fork to the background and/or run as a inetd/xinetd service instead of a windows service. If you decide to release this as a opensource project, UNIX ports will show up rea...