A new version of .NET has been released and it consists mostly of bug fixes.
Enjoy,
Splork
I could find a link to version 2.06 ?
www.wintin.org - download newest beta version from web on the left hand side of the website.
Splork
www.wintin.org - download newest beta version from web on the left hand side of the website.
More crash/bug fixes.
Splork
Is there a file to update previous versions, or will I have to install over my current version?
Banedon
Control panel/add-remove software, remove wintin.net
Go to www.wintin.org and dl the newest available beta version on the left hand side. It will install itself with all your previous version’s settings in place.
Splork
SOme interesting stats…
Here are some benchmark tests completed with version 1.13 using the Mushclient benchmarks at
http://www.gammon.com.au/mushclient/benchmarks.htm
We need to run them again since we can now create scripts using C# and VB.NET because a couple of the test results for wintin would be much faster such as the incremental one…
display the file http://www.gammon.com.au/mushclient/termcap
Mushclient: 0.4 secs
Wintin: 0.5 secs
Zmud: 1.7 secs
display the file http://www.gammon.com.au/mushclient/high.txt
Mushclient: 0.7 secs
Wintin: 0.7 secs
Zmud: 2.3 secs
display the file http://www.gammon.com.au/mushclient/high.txt in Arial font
Wintin doesn’t support proportional fonts.
display the file http://www.gammon.com.au/mushclient/high.txt with 10
specified non-matching triggers
Mushclient 1.0 secs
Wintin: 0.7 secs
Zmud: 2.3 secs
display the file http://www.gammon.com.au/mushclient/high.txt with 5
additional triggers matching a, b, c, d e that set a variable when matched
Mushclient: 16 secs
Wintin 1.6 secs
Zmud: 2.8 secs
run a script that increments a variable from 1 to 1,000,000
Mushclient: 3 secs
Wintin: 28 secs
Zmud 75 secs
display the file http://www.gammon.com.au/mushclient/mxplog.txt with no
triggers
Mushclient: 3.6 secs
Wintin: 5 secs
test environment:
client machine: AMD 2.2GHz, Windows XP
host: intel based Linux
10 Mbit/sec LAN
I use MUSHclient :) it’s pretty damn good.