Akronis

Hi @Exynox, I'm glad to hear that. In order to make a real good job, we must follow a rigorous software engineering process. Before even writing a single line of code, we better start thinking of a proper design for this project (it would be great if we could make some UML diagram, requirements analysis and all the other stuff). The time we spend in this, is gonna be saved for the next steps.

I totally agree with you. I myself, not long ago, tried to port to Linux with another person (who turned out to be totally unreliable), and I would gladly help you with this open-source project. I think that Rust-Lang is the `one-and-only` language we should use, in order to achieve high performances and memory safety. I've already done some project with it, it's really awesome and clean. Hope to hear something more about this project! Hype mode: ON ------------ EDIT 1 ------------ Using "Rust-Lang" would also be a great idea for its integrated documentation maker, which we should also pay particular attention to. ------------ EDIT 2 ------------ Wrong quote

We want to make it run natively, not using any kind of emulation. Regards

We've also planned to remake the whole client Regards

If anybody is interested, feel free to ask to join our project! At the moment we're creating a checklist of the things that we have to do. Regards

Hi guys, thanks for yours replies, you've been really kind. I found another guy who had the same idea of the one I wrote about in the first post, so we're now aiming to rewrite both server and client in modern C++, removing the unnecessary parts, add unicode support and also porting the former one on Linux. Regards

Are there any initiatives like this around? I think that this project is dead due to the ban of its founder... Regards

Hi everybody! I'm looking for server sources. How do i get them? Thanks