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Re: Word processing
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@terminills
That copyright date tho.

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Re: MorphOS 3.18 is out
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@Hans
That's hands down the funniest way of describing the concept of a "hobby". I'm stealing it!

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Re: EasyRPG Player
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I can't remember well, but yeah, I probably just linked to the static library built for pixman-1.library.

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Re: EasyRPG Player
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I no longer have a dev environment set up for NG, but I'm happy help out anyone who'd like to build it.

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Re: Porting Death Rally - help needed
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@SinanSam460
Credit where credit is due, it was urxp who gave you the tip on this.

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Re: AmigaOS port of libsmb2
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Probably not, since smbfs is a command line program, while smb2-handler is a file system handler that uses Mount command and a mountlist file.

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Re: AmigaOS port of libsmb2
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Sure, but his issue was that smb2fs can't resolve host names, when the actual problem is probably that the host name he tried is not reachable from that machine at all.

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Re: AmigaOS port of libsmb2
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It's always a good idea to ping the host name first to make sure it's reachable from that machine.

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Re: AmigaOS port of libsmb2
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I just tried the latest commits, and deleting with DOpus4 now works perfectly. Thanks!

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Re: AmigaOS port of libsmb2
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Sorry, I should have been more specific. I was using DOpus4, which can delete the contents first, but for some reason it doesn't. When I try to delete a non-empty directory it disappears until I refresh, as if the operation succeeded. I'll check the sources, it probably relies on the ERROR_DIRECTORY_NOT_EMPTY error code.

edit: You were right on the money, it apparently does:
https://github.com/aros-development-te ... pus/Program/main22.c#L609
https://github.com/aros-development-te ... opus/Program/main5.c#L301

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Re: AmigaOS port of libsmb2
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I did some testing, and I might have found an issue. I can't delete folders if they are not empty. The operation appears to succeed and the drawer disappears on the Amiga side, but if I refresh I can see that it's still there. Removing empty folders works.

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Re: WebKit based browser initiative
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I came to commend walkero and the others on the progress they made. There's nothing to argue about since you have already changed the subject.

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Re: WebKit based browser initiative
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There is not even a browser running, but you'd already focus on creating a big endian PPC JIT for JavaScriptCore? Yikes.

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Re: WebKit based browser initiative
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@LiveForIt
There's no JIT support in the JavaScriptCore version used by Wayfarer. Also if you think that the latest WebKit is trivial to "compile", then you didn't pay attention to this thread or any of the other discussion about it :P
Anyway props to walkero for actually doing something, instead of endlessly talking about why it can't be done, why something else should be done instead, etc. You know the things people tend to do when the topic of browsers comes up.

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Re: AmigaOS port of libsmb2
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Thanks again, I'll give it a try next weekend!

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Re: AmigaOS port of libsmb2
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Thanks for sharing the sources early! I might have a stab at an OS3 port, but I was wondering, is filesysbox.library still open source? The AROS port is, but it's older than the one distributed with Enhancer Software:
https://github.com/salass00/filesysbox

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Re: Wipeout2097 progress
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@TheMagicSN
Ah, some guy. I was really interested in doing the OS4 port of SiN back in the 2010s. Anyway, back to Wipeout.

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Re: Wipeout2097 progress
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@TheMagicSN
IANAL, but this is what I have been told. If it's not true then all the better.

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Re: Wipeout2097 progress
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From what I've heard their license for SiN expired a long time ago.

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Re: Possible ports? Ultima Underworld?
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Abysmal looksd abandoned, but fort System Shock I recommend Shockolate:
https://github.com/Interrupt/systemshock

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