Roadshow for 68K -Needs your support!

[olsen]

Oh, that would be a nice surprise, just in time for Christmas!

Yup, and just about time. Sorry for the delay, but the last two years in which I had been trying to get this show on the road have been a lot more arduous than I had expected.

So, without further ado, I'll go back to getting the missing pieces on the board. Not that there are many pieces to speak of, which are not exactly missing, but you get the general idea

[Bamiga2002]

So the project's not been buried after all , thanks for this knowledge!

[olsen]

So the project's not been buried after all , thanks for this knowledge!

No, neither buried, nor dead, nor "resting", just terribly embarrassed

[ChaosLord]

This isn't how I thought it would go. "Roadshow" 68k isn't dead, it's just that I got so heavily side-tracked in the past months that literally everything else I had in the pipeline got short shrift.

I still want to get Roadshow published properly, and the only obstacle right now is me and my spare time.

Is that all that happened?
*whew*

I thought you had gotten old or something. :razz:  :lol:

[olsen]

Is that all that happened?
*whew*

I thought you had gotten old or something. :razz:  :lol:

Well, we all do in the end...

Incidentally, the product page is up: http://www.apc-tcp.de/support/0042e.php

The demo version and the SDK are already available for download. The demo version is virtually identical to the commercial release version (which will be available in January 2013), except for a time limit on how long it allows you to stay online.

[Vulture]

Great news Olsen! Can't wait for its proper release. Any idea what the price will be?

[Trev]

Awesome! Time to pull the classics out of storage.

[eliyahu]

Incidentally, the product page is up: http://www.apc-tcp.de/support/0042e.php

The demo version and the SDK are already available for download. The demo version is virtually identical to the commercial release version (which will be available in January 2013), except for a time limit on how long it allows you to stay online.

way to go, olsen! very pleased to see the best IP stack for amiga being made available for OS3 users!

-- eliyahu

[olsen]

Great news Olsen! Can't wait for its proper release. Any idea what the price will be?

Honestly, we haven't quite decided yet. Given the price range discussed in this very thread, my best guess is that the price will be in the 20-25€ range for the digital download (yes, I am aware of the irony of downloading a TCP/IP stack from the Internet), plus some extra money should you prefer a CD-R (with the installation software and the SDK on it) mailed to your home (no idea how that much would cost, though).

[olsen]

way to go, olsen! very pleased to see the best IP stack for amiga being made available for OS3 users!

-- eliyahu

Well... it's been an epic *thirteen* years since the initial work I did over Christmas 1999 until now. I just hope I didn't do something completely and utterly unredeemably stupid in the end which causes the software to fail or something like it.

[utri007]

How to read amiga guide documents with windows? I would like to read documentations first with my PC

[olsen]

How to read amiga guide documents with windows? I would like to read documentations first with my PC

The documentation also comes in PDF format. Just download the demo version, unpack it, then look into the "Roadshow/Documentation/Printable" drawer. There should be a file "Roadshow.pdf" inside.

This file covers just about everything, from installation to the all the configuration and command options. I managed to edit it down to some 105 pages after cleaning out some duplicate sections.

[chris]

How to read amiga guide documents with windows? I would like to read documentations first with my PC

http://aminet.net/package/misc/emu/winguide

Although, as Olsen says, you don't need it.

[Methuselas]

http://aminet.net/package/misc/emu/winguide

Although, as Olsen says, you don't need it.

@Chris,


Not to steal your thunder, but try this instead. It's *VASTLY* superior to WinGuide. Second application from the top.


http://www.stone-oakvalley-studios.com/index_software.php


Cheers!

[aggro_mix]

I downloaded and tested. It feels faster than Miami. I'm using SANA-II and a Mediator with 100 Mbps card. Very easy to set up. I will definitely pay for this!

[chris]

@Chris,


Not to steal your thunder, but try this instead. It's *VASTLY* superior to WinGuide. Second application from the top.


http://www.stone-oakvalley-studios.com/index_software.php


Cheers!

Oooh, I hadn't seen that before.  WinGuide is a bit crashy under Windows 7 (I just discovered after comparing the two), however agwviewer is not supporting or filtering @{lindent} and chucking HTML codes visibily in one of the pages I just tried it out on.

I agree that it's better though, especially under Windows 7.