#915 RS232 to TCP in Linux

[Flexman]

Hi!

I had trouble configuring the RS232 to TCP/IP redirection in Linux (as needed in Habitat for example)

The dialogue can be found under "Settings - RS232 Settings - RS 232 Settings" in Windows and seems to be missing in the Linux version. (Also I did not find the language settings in the Linux version - this is why i could not provide the Screenshot in English).

We tried versions 2.4 and 3.1 on both systems. (Since both had this function in Windows, but not in Linux).

[Flexman]

The 1st screenshot is from Linux (Fedora 19, xfce), The 2nd and 3rd are from Windows.

[compyx]

Fedora 19? Better update that shit. Then again you also use Windows, so I suppose security isn't a concern.

[Flexman]

No worries, everything is firewalled by a C64. ;-P

However, we tested it with another Linux where the result was the same. Fedora 19 ist just some kind of emergency system I still had installed, and used for the screenshots, and I don't think that Linux-Distribution is the problem here anyway.

[Anonymous]

Locale is set through environment variables. See the documentation for your operating system.

All the necessary configuration items are in the menu. See the VICE [documentation] (http://vice-emu.sourceforge.net/vice_6.html#SEC80). Use netcat similar to the lpr example.

[gpz]

closing. please test the GTK3 UI