v0.5: Posting

• The Hub is available as docker image: docker run -d --tmpfs /channels/hub/bin/cache -p 9493:9493 -p 16384:16384/udp -it desertkun/channels-hub:0.5
• The Hub doubles up as a TNFS server so you can simply spin up the hub and configure the TNFS client
• channels.tap is a Fuse tape file. Take care to enable and configure spectranet first. Or, you can just enable it and open the snapshot below, then open this file.
• spectranet-snapshot.szx for convinience, this snapshot has spectranet for single host network already configured.
• With those two above, just open the spectranet snapshot with Fuse, then open the channels.tap with fuse and then write LOAD "" and hit enter.
• boot.zx and channels are part of TNFS distribution. Spin up tnfsd with these two in the folder and it should be able to serve to clients with auto-boot configured. Having that done, all you'd need is to boot the machine, and the machine will load the client automatically.

v0.4: UI rework, spectrumcomputing channel

• The Hub is available as docker image: docker run -d --tmpfs /channels/hub/bin/cache -p 9493:9493 -p 16384:16384/udp -it desertkun/channels-hub:0.4
• The Hub doubles up as a TNFS server so you can simply spin up the hub and configure the TNFS client
• channels.tap is a Fuse tape file. Take care to enable and configure spectranet first. Or, you can just enable it and open the snapshot below, then open this file.
• spectranet-snapshot.szx for convinience, this snapshot has spectranet for single host network already configured.
• With those two above, just open the spectranet snapshot with Fuse, then open the channels.tap with fuse and then write LOAD "" and hit enter.
• boot.zx and channels are part of TNFS distribution. Spin up tnfsd with these two in the folder and it should be able to serve to clients with auto-boot configured. Having that done, all you'd need is to boot the machine, and the machine will load the client automatically.

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• The Hub is available as docker image: docker run -d --tmpfs /channels/hub/bin/cache -p 9493:9493 -it desertkun/channels-hub:0.3
• channels.tap is a Fuse tape file. Take care to enable and configure spectranet first. Or, you can just enable it and open the snapshot below, then open this file.
• spectranet-snapshot.szx for convinience, this snapshot has spectranet for single host network already configured.
• With those two above, just open the spectranet snapshot with Fuse, then open the channels.tap with fuse and then write LOAD "" and hit enter.
• boot.zx and channels are part of TNFS distribution. Spin up tnfsd with these two in the folder and it should be able to serve to clients with auto-boot configured. Having that done, all you'd need is to boot the machine, and the machine will load the client automatically.

Removed SDL dependency

The Hub no longer requires SDL library to do it's image processing, and the img2spec functionality has been statically linked into the main app, having all UI rendering excluded.

• channels-hub-*.zip are distributions of the hub needed for client to operate.
• The Hub is also available as docker image: docker pull desertkun/channels-hub:0.2
• channels.tap is a Fuse tape file. Take care to enable and configure spectranet first. Or, you can just enable it and open the snapshot below, then open this file.
• spectranet-snapshot.szx for convinience, this snapshot has spectranet for single host network already configured.
• With those two above, just open the spectranet snapshot with Fuse, then open the channels.tap with fuse and then write LOAD "" and hit enter.
• boot.zx and channels are part of TNFS distribution. Spin up tnfsd with these two in the folder and it should be able to serve to clients with auto-boot configured. Having that done, all you'd need is to boot the machine, and the machine will load the client automatically.

Initial release

Initial alpha proof-of-concept.

• channels-hub-*.zip are distributions of the hub needed for client to operate.
• channels.tap is a Fuse tape file. Take care to enable and configure spectranet first. Or, you can just enable it and open the snapshot below, then open this file.
• spectranet-snapshot.szx for convinience, this snapshot has spectranet for single host network already configured.
• With those two above, just open the spectranet snapshot with Fuse, then open the channels.tap with fuse and then write LOAD "" and hit enter.
• boot.zx and channels are part of TNFS distribution. Spin up tnfsd with these two in the folder and it should be able to serve to clients with auto-boot configured. Having that done, all you'd need is to boot the machine, and the machine will load the client automatically.