said:
Hi,
>> release. It is designed to layer on top of 3.3.5 which is the current
>> stable release.
>OK. I did not expect it to not be a full release.
You are not the first to make this mistake. :-)
>I did know it was not yet considered stable.
There's stable and there's stable. It's stable to enough to build the
Mozilla apps and the latest release of kmp and several other significant
apps. However, it's still a work in progress.
>I can not remember what URL I used but the file is flipit-0.3.5.tar.GZ
>and it is located on several web sites.
It's easy to find. I grabbed
http://www.lickey.com/flipit/dist/flipit-0.3.6.tar.gz
This appears to be the developer's home page.
>commands to an X10 controller using a serial port.
You will probably have to patch the serial port IO code the use the OS/2
COM IOCTLs, but this should be simple.
Steven
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