MUD Clients
TinTin++ 1.5pl6 - Historical OS/2 Port
OS/2 port containing the client binary, integration patch, Makefile and examples.
About this resource
OS/2 port containing the client binary, integration patch, Makefile and examples. The port README documents emx, filesystem and terminal limitations. Its executable is retained as download-only archive content, never executed during inspection. Credits and licensing Joann Ellsworth, Bill Reiss and David Wagner (TinTin++); Peter Unold (TinTin III ancestry). Preserve the full included contributor notices. fjoe provided the OS/2 port. Historical TinTin++ and OS/2-port notices; permissions require review. Historical package notices apply. No blanket redistribution grant for this complete historical bundle has been established. Do not substitute the current project license for the notices in this release. Licensing review remains required. Compatibility and security warnings OS/2 with emx 0.9c and HPFS. Not a Windows application; rebuilding needs the corresponding original source distribution. Original bytes and all included notices are preserved. Historical scripts and client commands may execute local commands or contact old endpoints. Archive integrity verification is not malware clearance or a comprehensive security audit. Mudhaven has not compiled or run this package; modern compatibility is unverified.
Compatibility
OS/2 with emx 0.9c and HPFS. Not a Windows application; rebuilding needs the corresponding original source distribution.
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Attribution stays with the work.
License
Historical TinTin++ and OS/2-port notices; permissions require review
Original Author
fjoe; TinTin++ contributors; Peter Unold
Credits
Joann Ellsworth, Bill Reiss and David Wagner (TinTin++); Peter Unold (TinTin III ancestry). Preserve the full included contributor notices. fjoe provided the OS/2 port.
Availability here does not replace the original license. Retain copyright notices, contributor credits, and any applicable attribution or notification requirements.
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