Difference between revisions of "WinXinu"
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The continued development of WinXINU will bring the more advanced entities of the XINU Console toolset. Along with the addition of more advanced features any fixes to bugs will be processed within the Windows toolset subversion repository. | The continued development of WinXINU will bring the more advanced entities of the XINU Console toolset. Along with the addition of more advanced features any fixes to bugs will be processed within the Windows toolset subversion repository. | ||
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== WinXINU Feedback == | == WinXINU Feedback == | ||
[[WinXINU/Feedback|WinXINU Installation Wiki Page]] | [[WinXINU/Feedback|WinXINU Installation Wiki Page]] | ||
Revision as of 00:49, 3 May 2008
Contents
WinXINU Installation
Please check the WinXINU Installation Wiki Page for installation instructions.
About WinXINU
As part of a senior design project working in coordination with Dr. Dennis Brylow a frontend interface was successfully created for use under the a Windows operating system. Project members include Adam Koehler, Nicholas McMillan, and Christopher Swiderski, Matt Thomson. The software created incorporates the basic functionality of the UNIX variant toolset allowing computers with a Windows operating system installed to directly participate in the development and testing of the Embedded XINU operating system. Version 1.0 of WinXINU was released on May 1, 2008.
System Requirements
- Operating System: Windows XP or Windows Vista
- Ability to connect to XINU server
- Microsoft .Net Framework v3.0 or higher
- HDD Space: 250mb (with Cygwin Installation)
WinXINU Development
Initial Development
- Initial Development Team:
- Adam Koehler
- Nicholas McMillan
- Christopher Swiderski
- Matthew Thomson
Continued Development
The continued development of WinXINU will bring the more advanced entities of the XINU Console toolset. Along with the addition of more advanced features any fixes to bugs will be processed within the Windows toolset subversion repository.
