Github Repository for KO Development

[MyDestiny]

A server, yes. From source.

O_o

1 server for y'all?

Sounds interesting tho I don't believe it can work.

[twostars]

Well, who is helping right now?
Because it seems all have their own server o.O

O_o

1 server for y'all?

Sounds interesting tho I don't believe it can work.

I believe you misunderstand the intent of this project: this project is to update the old server source to support current USKO. Nothing more: as of right now there are no plans to release a server using these (that's a little far off, anyway).

When it is viable, if it's possible we'll see who's on-board with it... then.

[bigdudle]

I'm def back to KO if this serv works out

[ScreameR]

if there will be a fully fixed USKO version updated till the 19xx version, which is perfectly secured. Believe me it will have ton's and ton's of players. Including me.

[MyDestiny]

So is there any progress?

[Santa Claus]

So is there any progress?

Check snoxd. They are not doing it anymore since nobody is helping. o-o

[Chunk]

if there will be a fully fixed USKO version updated till the 19xx version, which is perfectly secured. Believe me it will have ton's and ton's of players. Including me.

Won't happen unless Two does it. I would only play a server that claims that only if Two makes it.

[twostars]

Check snoxd. They are not doing it anymore since nobody is helping. o-o

Eh, I've been hacking away at it regardless @ https://github.com/twostars/snoxd-koserver
There may be one other person who will actively contribute, which may help to kickstart things. We definitely need more than just me.

Won't happen unless Two does it. I would only play a server that claims that only if Two makes it.

I currently have no intention of running a server, but this project is aimed at OPEN development. Anyone can contribute, we can collectively ensure things work correctly/securely - or at least, that's the idea.
My point is, unlike typical servers, the code is there to be changed -- you don't need to learn assembly to patch bugs. You can fix them correctly in the source, and... with a branch for everyone to use, we can ensure everyone's running the same updated/secure code.

[Kallop]

Eh, I've been hacking away at it regardless @ https://github.com/twostars/snoxd-koserver
There may be one other person who will actively contribute, which may help to kickstart things. We definitely need more than just me.


I currently have no intention of running a server, but this project is aimed at OPEN development. Anyone can contribute, we can collectively ensure things work correctly/securely - or at least, that's the idea.
My point is, unlike typical servers, the code is there to be changed -- you don't need to learn assembly to patch bugs. You can fix them correctly in the source, and... with a branch for everyone to use, we can ensure everyone's running the same updated/secure code.

I'm not sure if you should feel proud or disappointed by the fact that there aren't that many developers as good as you They probably think they can't contribute anything you don't already know.

[twostars]

They probably think they can't contribute anything you don't already know.

This is really half the reason my current focus is primarily on cleaning up the existing codebase, rather than updating/implementing systems - a lot of the work I've done myself for my emulator (at least, with older systems), so I'd prefer to encourage discovery rather than just throw in what I already know and take a huge portion of the fun/effort out of it - if the effort gets put in, the learning curve is still definitely there. Really, I want to give other developers the chance to familiarise themselves with how KO works, which I don't think works at all if I do all the 'discovery' work. So, hopefully someone will benefit from there being stuff to do - and me definitely not doing it for them (but I'm always here to help). :P

[Santa Claus]

I'm not sure if you should feel proud or disappointed by the fact that there aren't that many developers as good as you They probably think they can't contribute anything you don't already know.

Well, even people with little knowledge can probably find something a good developer may overlook. o-o

[coolboyp2]

This is really half the reason my current focus is primarily on cleaning up the existing codebase, rather than updating/implementing systems - a lot of the work I've done myself for my emulator (at least, with older systems), so I'd prefer to encourage discovery rather than just throw in what I already know and take a huge portion of the fun/effort out of it - if the effort gets put in, the learning curve is still definitely there. Really, I want to give other developers the chance to familiarise themselves with how KO works, which I don't think works at all if I do all the 'discovery' work. So, hopefully someone will benefit from there being stuff to do - and me definitely not doing it for them (but I'm always here to help). :P

You do realize there are probably no English devs besides you? all those people opening servers are just database editors.

[mortal]

You do realize there are probably no English devs besides you? all those people opening servers are just database editors.

There actually are some, but they aren't giving any contribute for PSKO nor that they want share anything.

[twostars]

You do realize there are probably no English devs besides you? all those people opening servers are just database editors.

I'm trying to promote development. Everyone starts somewhere, just trying to give people the interest to pursue this area. It's well worth it.

[ExclusiveBastard]

i would help if i could, but i seriously got NO time to read all the guides at the moment...