[Coco] looking for latest toolshed location

[Bill Pierce]

Gene, the "setups" you refer to are not on the "Developer's Edition" of DriveWire4 site... you must have been on the "Starter Kits" page as that's geared "specifically" to Windows.
The link on the 4.3.4e site is a zip file which you should be able to handle in Linux, though I did omit to include the "DW4UI.sh" file for Linux as well as the "DW4UI.command" file for Mac users.
I have corrected these omission and the files are now included in the zip. Don't forget READ THE BLOG.

https://sites.google.com/site/dabarnstudio/drivewire-4-3-4e
 
 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Gene Heskett <gheskett at shentel.net>
To: coco <coco at maltedmedia.com>
Sent: Fri, Nov 29, 2019 5:52 pm
Subject: Re: [Coco] looking for latest toolshed location

On Friday 29 November 2019 17:12:22 Bill Pierce via Coco wrote:

> The version of DriveWire that's on my site is not the latest. It's
> actually the same as the latest on Aaron's on CocoCoding (4.3.3o
> w/4.3.3p as update). The difference is the GUI as they both use the
> same core. The GUI on 4.3.4e (not 4.4.4e), is geared more for software
> developers and has a couple of special features. It's also missing a
> few GUI features from the official release. Aaron never finish 4.3.4e
> as he decided to rewrite the whole code. It was at about that time he
> dropped out of the Coco Community. As I said, they both use the same
> core jar file, the difference is in the GUI.
>
Except now you have only setup.exe's on your site Bill. I'm running linux 
and that is not open for discussion. And sourceforge has removed access 
to the src tarball for nitros9, so all I can get from their site 
is .dsk's.

Don't know about toolshed, I'm too upset right now to check.
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