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The first TCP/IP Amiga stack was released in the late 80s called AmigaTCP (AmigaNOS) based on KA9Q TCP. All it had was SLIP, FTP and Telnet. I've never managed
by ptek 3y ago
The first TCP/IP Amiga stack was released in the late 80s called AmigaTCP (AmigaNOS) based on KA9Q TCP. All it had was SLIP, FTP and Telnet. I've never managed to get it going on my Amiga 500.
On my Amiga 1200 I used Miami as it was easier to set up, but towards the end I managed to understand and get AmiTCP going which was better as it had a smaller RAM foot print. Having to pay for PPP drivers on the Amiga when you were a teenager was a pain in the @$$.
I mainly just used DCTelnet on my Amiga and IBrowse for Aminet.