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[ Edited by Velcro_SP 20.09.2011 - 21:04 ]

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Now mostly on my exams . In free time I'm fixing bugs and trying to finally finish mouse-events support.

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Nope.

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It's almost complete (only some date releated things are not finished).

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Hard to check gmail without forms, https and cookies working . But as soon as i finish mouse-event then for example fancy javascript menus should start working.

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If my exams will go smooth then yes . I can also add that some upcoming shows will be supported by a work-in-progress version of sputnik

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Q: What about AmigaOS 4.0 version?
A: No plans for it. I do not have hardware able to run OS4, but similarly as for AmigaOS 3.x the port should not be too difficult.

I would support a bounty to influence this port!

Nice work!

Edit: Just made some adjustments to the MZ_bounty

[ Edited by Snuffy on 2006/9/4 15:05 ]

There is a new AROS bounty about KHTML porting from the original source.

http://thenostromo.com/teamaros2/index.php?number=42

i haven't seen many of you wishing Marcik good luck for his exams which is the thing he must keep focused on instead of khtml ...
Good luck !

Exams shouldn't be about luck..
But I'm confident the talented and hard working marcik we know will pass them just fine.

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[ Edited by Velcro_SP 19.09.2011 - 20:18 ]

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It got to start somewhere...

There is a screenshot of SourceForge.net viewed by "Spieprzaj Dziadu" special Sputnik edition with yet unreleased TTEngine2 0.5 beta. Compare with IBrowse view.

The shot was taken at AmiParty2 at Chelm, Poland. There is also a photo gallery from the meeting.


[ Edited by Krashan on 2006/9/9 23:02 ]

@ Krashan
"Spieprzaj Dziadu"

For All:
Free translation is (with strict censorship) "Please, go away Mister"

@ Krashan
Btw. Pretty nice window theme. Brings much more Amiga feeling than the one from marcik's screen grab.

In case there are still some people interested in this projects - yesterday i've passed last exam and today Sputnik got support for mouse events (like clicking links, using fancy js-based menus, etc )

Yahhhhhhhooooo. Cool

[ Edited by serge on 2006/9/19 16:01 ]

@ marcik

Glad to hear you passed all your exams. And glad to hear about Sputnik's latest progresses either.

Here's a reaaaly quick and dirty movie http://khtml.ppa.pl/video.mpg of the realy simple pages using js and dhtml based mouse events. (test were done on
http://www.webbedenvironments.com/dhtml/code/18_NavigationControls/FollowMouse/index2.html
http://www.webbedenvironments.com/dhtml/code/18_NavigationControls/FollowMouse/index1.html
)

UBER COOL!!!

Not afraid of the dark. I'm afraid of the new Sputnik coming

And what about the first public beta? I am asking because we got a big Meeting in 3 Weeks here in Germany! With up to 50 Users and 20 guests, and the half of the Users that comes with a Computer are Pegasos owners!
It would be cool if we could show Sputnik to the crowd, like we did it with other Soft- and Hardware the years befor.

Some more features must be added first and TTE2 needs to advance even more. I hope that beta will be available soon but even if not and you'd like to show it at the meeting then drop me an email before the show and i think that i can find a sollution

WOW marcik, the video is really cool! Please keep on with the good work!

Great, really cool video

Is it just me, or it's progressing with breathtaking speeds?

Very nice! Any progress with text input fields and other embedded GUI elements?

No new screenshot this time just an quick info. Thanks to Krashan hard work on TTE2 Sputnik finally renders sites with a normal speed (well, it's still a bit slow, but usable finally ). Sadly that version didn't make to Pianeta Amiga and veeeerly-slow version was showed there (or wasn't show if they didn't recived my email ). But back to the topic - fast TTE2 means that I can start working on releasing a first public beta and it should be there in 2 or 3 weeks (of course if nothing unexpected happen ).

Wow, thats great to hear. I cant wait to give it a try at last. It will be nice to have a browser that can access modern web pages with few errors.