[Hu$tle]

coolman, on 19 February 2013 - 09:04 PM, said:

That looks great, Ley0k!
Would someone care to compile his repository, for some of us newbies?

Yeah, that would nice, but this guy seems to like his video games more.

[Hu$tle]

Xeno86, on 17 February 2013 - 04:05 PM, said:

Well you haven't made a single attempt to contact me...

Anyway, it's nice to see some developer actually interested in continuing the project.
While I'm not actively developing the project myself anymore, I can help in getting started with the project.
Just PM me.

You haven't been on the scene in a while. What do you expect, people to chase you down when you don't want to be found. You abandoned your project that was originally created by LLXX regardless if you rewrote it from scratch. She was and will always be the founder, like it or not. You chose to quit, now you want the praise. Sit your young @$$ down and develop for Win 7 and Win 8 because you are not worthy to speak on Win9x.

[Foxbat]

You're at it again, Hu$tle. Sometimes, you look at these projects in a negative light. Do you realize how much time and effort was put into it? Xeno could be doing any number of things, but he chose to work for the dwindling 9x community, without any reward to compensate.

If you haven't already, I recommend that you volunteer your spare time into projects such as this, or in your school, or even at a local non profit. This can help open your mind to the importance of working together as a community. And if you don't have that kind of time to spare, then you already understand very well why Xeno and others can't work on projects like this indefinitely. Like you, they have their own lives to attend to, and many other important priorities that sometimes WILL get in the way.

Instead of looking at what they have done for you lately, please try to see it for what they have already given to the community. If you still feel that they haven't given enough, then there's not much else to say.

[dencorso]

Hu$tle, on 19 February 2013 - 10:43 PM, said:

You haven't been on the scene in a while. What do you expect, people to chase you down when you don't want to be found. You abandoned your project that was originally created by LLXX regardless if you rewrote it from scratch. She was and will always be the founder, like it or not. You chose to quit, now you want the praise. Sit your young @$$ down and develop for Win 7 and Win 8 because you are not worthy to speak on Win9x.

Say hello to LLXX. Rule #7.b

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

coolman, on 19 February 2013 - 09:04 PM, said:

That looks great, Ley0k!
Would someone care to compile his repository, for some of us newbies?

It seems somewhat of a headache to compile. For starters, if you don't have or use the tools thats needed, then one must learn them all. This can be time consuming. I guess we will have to wait for someone to compile it.

[Leyok]

PROBLEMCHYLD, on 20 February 2013 - 12:17 PM, said:

coolman, on 19 February 2013 - 09:04 PM, said:

That looks great, Ley0k!
Would someone care to compile his repository, for some of us newbies?

It seems somewhat of a headache to compile. For starters, if you don't have or use the tools thats needed, then one must learn them all. This can be time consuming. I guess we will have to wait for someone to compile it.

I can compile it successfully and test it (otherwise I wouldn't even improve KernelEx lol).
As COMPILE.TXT says, you will need Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 SP6 to compile.

This post has been edited by Leyok: 20 February 2013 - 01:21 PM

[MiKl]

Hi Leyok, I don't know what your priorities are for a possible update(s) but it looks like as if JAVA 6 U41 will be the last !!!
http://www.java.com/...d/manual_v6.jsp

Do you think you could create an update which supports Java 7 and higher ??

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

Leyok, on 20 February 2013 - 01:21 PM, said:

I can compile it successfully and test it (otherwise I wouldn't even improve KernelEx lol).
As COMPILE.TXT says, you will need Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 SP6 to compile.

It also says you need Microsoft Windows 98 Driver Development Kit (DDK) and NSIS (Nullsoft Scriptable Install System).
Like I said, these are tools one must learn, to do things correctly or it might cause problems with the system.

[Xeno86]

dencorso, on 20 February 2013 - 01:34 AM, said:

Hu$tle, on 19 February 2013 - 10:43 PM, said:

You haven't been on the scene in a while. What do you expect, people to chase you down when you don't want to be found. You abandoned your project that was originally created by LLXX regardless if you rewrote it from scratch. She was and will always be the founder, like it or not. You chose to quit, now you want the praise. Sit your young @$$ down and develop for Win 7 and Win 8 because you are not worthy to speak on Win9x.

Say hello to LLXX. Rule #7.b

Just to clarify and clean my name. LLXX didn't influence my work. Ever. And I didn't base my code on any code originating from her.
For those who don't remember, the original idea for KernelEX came in 2005 from a small Portuguese project called Win98updt0001 (http://rwinds.no-ip....n98updt0001.zip) which implemented three API functions in just a few lines of assembly and my urge to run Need For Speed Most Wanted under Windows 98. Based on the success I expanded the code into first Kernel Update Project, then early KernelEx and what evolved into current KernelEx series in 2009.
All of the work was done by my and Tihiy's research, some parts were borrowed from Wine project.
You have absolutely no right to insult me and call me a thief because you clearly don't know the history and basic facts!

Having that said, share with us, Hu$tle, what was your contribution to Win9x scene?

[Xeno86]

This just ensures me that I did a good thing by leaving the 9x scene. People are so angry and disrespectful for your work that it's actually a pain to read all that stuff. You got all the system enhancements for free and open sourced and I never asked for money. What do I get in return? Swears, disrespect. And all that not for the first time...
What I've learned is that people shouldn't receive anything for free because then they don't respect the stuff they get.
Sad but true.

[LoneCrusader]

Xeno86, on 20 February 2013 - 06:59 PM, said:

This just ensures me that I did a good thing by leaving the 9x scene. People are so angry and disrespectful for your work that it's actually a pain to read all that stuff. You got all the system enhancements for free and open sourced and I never asked for money. What do I get in return? Swears, disrespect. And all that not for the first time...
What I've learned is that people shouldn't receive anything for free because then they don't respect the stuff they get.
Sad but true.

I can assure you that people like Hu$tle do not speak for me, or the greater part of this community.

There's always going to be some immature id!ot who thinks you have nothing better to do than sit around and worry about what they want. For every one like him, I'll bet there are ten happy users out there who respect you and appreciate your work.

[zuko1]

Il second that xeno 86. U have my full respect & gratitude for all your hard work over the years. God bless you.

[coolman]

Xeno86, on 20 February 2013 - 06:59 PM, said:

This just ensures me that I did a good thing by leaving the 9x scene. People are so angry and disrespectful for your work that it's actually a pain to read all that stuff. You got all the system enhancements for free and open sourced and I never asked for money. What do I get in return? Swears, disrespect. And all that not for the first time...
What I've learned is that people shouldn't receive anything for free because then they don't respect the stuff they get.
Sad but true.

There will always be people like Hu$tle. All people have fans and haters. You should just ignore the haters, and focus on the people that are showing respect towards your work. I honestly think you have done great with KernelEx all these years and many of us are very happy with your work. I just have to say, thank you for everything.

This post has been edited by coolman: 21 February 2013 - 01:50 AM

[MiKl]

Xeno86, on 20 February 2013 - 06:59 PM, said:

This just ensures me that I did a good thing by leaving the 9x scene. People are so angry and disrespectful for your work that it's actually a pain to read all that stuff. You got all the system enhancements for free and open sourced and I never asked for money. What do I get in return? Swears, disrespect. And all that not for the first time...
What I've learned is that people shouldn't receive anything for free because then they don't respect the stuff they get.
Sad but true.

Hi Xeno86, as you can see this person was thankfully banned immediately by the mods !! And I hope that you still will be interested to assist Leyok a little bit in starting improving KernelEx.
And thank you very much for this amazing app !!!

[loblo]

Xeno86, on 20 February 2013 - 06:59 PM, said:

This just ensures me that I did a good thing by leaving the 9x scene. People are so angry and disrespectful for your work that it's actually a pain to read all that stuff. You got all the system enhancements for free and open sourced and I never asked for money. What do I get in return? Swears, disrespect. And all that not for the first time...
What I've learned is that people shouldn't receive anything for free because then they don't respect the stuff they get.
Sad but true.

Don't think for a second that because an as***** posts garbage like that this reflects the general attitude around here concerning your wonderfull gift to the 98/ME community which I personally cannot be thankfull enough for.

It's a bit sad however that you seem so bitter about such rare and isolated events that you're glad of having left us... I am sure you've received more kudos, thanks and praise around here than swears and disrespect by a large proportion.

We love you, you and what you've done for this community, xeno, no mistake about it.

[Leyok]

Xeno86, on 20 February 2013 - 06:59 PM, said:

This just ensures me that I did a good thing by leaving the 9x scene. People are so angry and disrespectful for your work that it's actually a pain to read all that stuff. You got all the system enhancements for free and open sourced and I never asked for money. What do I get in return? Swears, disrespect. And all that not for the first time...
What I've learned is that people shouldn't receive anything for free because then they don't respect the stuff they get.
Sad but true.

You did a great job for KernelEx, all my respect. Coolman is right, you should not run away from these haters, they're just jealous of the work you did and want you to get p***ed off.

[schwups]

KernelEX is real joy and pleasure. Thanks Xeno  

[rainyd]

Xeno, I'm very much sure that majority of members here have greatly appreciated the incredible effort you've put into KeX project.

MiKl, on 21 February 2013 - 03:51 AM, said:

And I hope that you still will be interested to assist Leyok a little bit in starting improving KernelEx.

I hope so too!

[Steven W]

rainyd, on 21 February 2013 - 10:54 AM, said:

Xeno, I'm very much sure that majority of members here have greatly appreciated the incredible effort you've put into KeX project.

Amen!

[Tihiy]

As the second part of KernelEx brain, I fully support Leyok and applaud to his effort.
I wish all the scattered work around the board with KernelEx extensions would be merged into new version.

If you need my guidance about API and compatibility, feel free to contact me.