JinxBot

[Warrior]

I cross haxed and mated windows 95 with 2000, I call it Windows2095.

ROFL thats great.

[Networks]

I like the GUI :) I'd exhaust my 512MB for it if I could!

[MyndFyre]

I like the GUI :) I'd exhaust my 512MB for it if I could!

Um.... that's really not necessary...

[Mythix]

Disregard that comment, network has issues.

[Networks]

Disregard that comment, network has issues.

I was just making a point nub!

[MyndFyre]

Milestone 1 may be ready for release soon.  ;)

[MyndFyre]

It's sitting in my clan channel, now.  See screenshots :-D

[Quik]

Must... load... one... in... Op x86!

[MyndFyre]

Hahahaha, *bump*

JinxBot has transformed into Jinx, a more general-purpose middleware server-client.

Very generally, Jinx runs on a server, and can provide normal network services, or run server-side clients.  Jinx is intended to be a full implementation of the Remote Service Protocol as both the middle server and the client.

The latest code I'm working on can generally be downloaded from http://www.jinxbot.net/jinx/jinx.zip.  Pretty soon I'll be adding a new repository to the JinxBot CVS on SourceForge -- http://sourceforge.net/projects/jinxbot/.  The repository will be called 'jinx'.

The project is still developed in Visual C# 2003.  If you're using Visual Studio 2005 beta, be sure to define the precompiler constant NET2 in each project.  This enables the use of generics in certain types (such as Jinx.Collections.PriorityQueue<T>).  Documentation is not yet available, nor is an actual service (currently, a service is being worked on, but it has no installer, and most of the code has been in the core work).

Also, I'd like comments on what I made as the new page layout that will be there for code documentation and help.

[Warrior]

I'M ON I'M ON.

[MyndFyre]

A GUI "Preview" is available at http://www.jinxbot.net/jinx/jinxclientpreviewfinished.zip.  It requires the .NET Framework 1.1 to run.

[Blaze]

That looks really nice. :)