Hey y'all,

If anyone has been waiting patiently for the release of mrcX to go public, your
wait is now over!

Come check out the git repo or download the zip and give it a try. Installation
will take seconds as long as you have mrc already set up and working on your board.

https://erb.pw/y/mrcxbeta is the url to get to the repo, feedback and issues can be reported on the GH page.

Huge congratulations to roovis for making it possible, this is a fantastic release. Y'all will love it!

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Come check out the git repo or download the zip and give it a try. Installation will take seconds as long as you have mrc already set up and working on your board.

Please tell me it's a DOOR ...

... Can you repeat the part after "Listen very carefully"

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Re: Re: mrcX public beta now released
By: Exodus to Meatlotion on Thu Oct 20 2022 04:16 pm

Come check out the git repo or download the zip and give it a try.
Installation will take seconds as long as you have mrc already set up
and working on your board.

Please tell me it's a DOOR ...

It's not. It's just an alternative MRC client for Mystic.

A door that interfaces with MRC should be do-able though. As a quick test, I wrote a Win32 app in C using OpenDoors to open a socket connection to the MRC server, and got it to acknowledge me and return a HELLO response. It's a LONG way from being anything remotely usable, but it can be done.

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On Friday, October 21st Codefenix muttered...

A door that interfaces with MRC should be do-able though. As a quick test, I wrote a Win32 app in C using OpenDoors to open a socket connection to the MRC server, and got it to acknowledge me and return a HELLO response. It's a LONG way from being anything remotely usable, but it can be done.

Of course, enigma has a MRC module. I think maybe others do as well. But now we
all would have to re-write a new module from scratch and/or constnatly chase the protocol. It's unfortunate.




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c6On Sat 22-Oct-2022 5:57p, Nuskooler@10:101/9.0 said to Codefenix:

c7N> Of course, enigma has a MRC module. I think maybe others do as well. But

now we all would have to re-write a new module from scratch and/or constnatly chase the protocol. It's unfortunate.

c6I wrote one a while back in c1AREXXc6 for cbAmiga CNETc6 to host on caaBSiNTHEc6. Now that I have the cbCNETc6 libraries, I wouldn't mind rewriting it in cfCc6 as it would be much, much faster and could even run on older stock cbMiggysc6. But yeah, I can't see that being desirable for anyone
else who already has a working client.

Do we know anything about the upcoming protocol changes yet? I understand there
there will be some encryption.

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