new os3.x software ?

[Franko]

AWeb is actually open source, so might be easier to just download the sources than disassemble :-)

I have the source code for AWeb dowloaded, but they are written in C, as I only write in M68k I need to disassemble the original prog to get it in 68K code...

It's a bit of a pain though as the code is scattered all over the place and even with ReSource it's very time consuming trying to disassemble it properly, but from what I have disassembled so far (about 40%) I can already see lot's of places where the code could be optimized and hopefully sped up...

[TCMSLP]

I'm another classic 68k user (50Mhz 68030, 16Mb RAM).

My wishlist (in order of priority):-

1. Port of an SSH client (for example, Putty)
2. Modern, efficient TCP/IP Stack (someone was working on this - but news has gone quiet?)
3. CSS Browser

I'd also like someone to compile a package of known good datatypes with easy installer.  I've spent hours installing datatypes manually, with some (for example PNG) still refusing to work.   Perhaps such a bundle already exists?

Steve

Edit: I'd purchase (or contribute to bounties) for all the above, too.

[Franko]

There are a few PNG datatype packages on Aminet here...

http://aminet.net/search?query=png+datatype

I personally use the "PNGdt44.lha" package and it runs fine with my OS3.5 system...

[Kesa]

That is amazing cammy. i wish my computer was that cool.

[slaapliedje]

I'm another classic 68k user (50Mhz 68030, 16Mb RAM).

My wishlist (in order of priority):-

1. Port of an SSH client (for example, Putty)
2. Modern, efficient TCP/IP Stack (someone was working on this - but news has gone quiet?)
3. CSS Browser

I'd also like someone to compile a package of known good datatypes with easy installer.  I've spent hours installing datatypes manually, with some (for example PNG) still refusing to work.   Perhaps such a bundle already exists?

Steve

Edit: I'd purchase (or contribute to bounties) for all the above, too.

1. Here's several ports of OpenSSH http://linuxmafia.com/ssh/amiga.html

2. I haven't had any issues with Genesis, but more the merrier, as long as it's still backward compatible with other software.

3. Netsurf supports CSS (if I could ever get it to work) and http://home.kpn.nl/spijk336/browser/home.html looks to be an interesting project.

slaapliedje

[nicholas]

I have the source code for AWeb dowloaded, but they are written in C, as I only write in M68k I need to disassemble the original prog to get it in 68K code...

It's a bit of a pain though as the code is scattered all over the place and even with ReSource it's very time consuming trying to disassemble it properly, but from what I have disassembled so far (about 40%) I can already see lot's of places where the code could be optimized and hopefully sped up...

Nah, you don't need to disassemble it mate. GCC outputs the 68k source that it creates from the .c file as a .s file for you.