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> It would be great to have everything merged into cvs, but I think we > should first work out the differences between our implementations and then > submit the results for inclusion. I don't mind working through this > stuff. If we can make a version of tn5250 that works, perhaps the patches > will more likely be accepted. Ok thanks. I'm currently installing TortoiseCVS, so I'll be able to see how late I am on the HEAD tree. :) > x5250 is another front end to tn5250. It uses lib5250 for all the > communication with the as/400 and 5250 protocols. x5250 can run with an > unmodified tn5250 (lib5250) but then it doesn't have any of the new > features I've been working on adding. Ok. It clears things up for me. > It is packaged separately from tn5250 for two reasons: x5250 is GPL and > apparently there are license issues with openssl that tn5250 uses and > secondly I don't have cvs write access. Ok. I don't care about the licensing issue, LGPL or Apache-style is great for me. Being in sync with TN5250 would be a big plus for me since I wouldn't have to check when users reports errors if it is because of my modifications. :) M-A
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