RE: [LINUX5250] binaries for win32

[Scott Klement <klemscot@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Cool... glad to hear that people are using it!

James:
    The compiler is GCC, and it's free.   the README.txt file in the Win32
directory explains how to get it and install it, etc.  You just need to
build it once, and then you can throw it into your SAMBA share...

Duane:
    I see you have a 414 area code phone number...  So do I :)

Actually, I was thinking that when we make the next release, we should
make a binary install using InstallShield so that it behaves the way
people expect when installing Windows apps...

But, I don't know whether this is allowed with the license we're using, or
what the ramifications would be if it included SSL, etc...  (sigh)
Life would be so much simpler without laws. :)



On Mon, 4 Feb 2002, Duane Kehoe wrote:

> I could forward you a prebuilt copy off list, just let me know.  I compiled
> it last week when it came out and have been running around with 1 floppy for
> Green Screen Access and it is working great.  Let me know email is below
>
> -----Original Message-----
> [mailto:linux5250-admin@midrange.com]On Behalf Of James Rich
> Subject: [LINUX5250] binaries for win32
>
> Does anyone have binaries available for the win32 port of tn5250?  We
> don't have any windows compilers here.  It would be nice if I could just
> stick the prog in a samba share and be done with it :)