Interesting software that I haven't seen posted here yet:

[url]https://codeberg.org/marcus_fernstrom/LANSend[/url]

From the developer on facebook:

[quote]Doing some development and cross compiling means moving files all over the place.
FTP got tiring, Samba wouldn't play nice, and shared directories aren't a thing with virtualbox and AROS.
So I made LANSend.

Includes a simple INI file to let you pick the port, target directory and file conflict resolution.
Just drag and drop a file or directory onto the host GUI and it's immediately transferred.
Binaries for Amiga and AROS for receiving files and Linux and Windows for the sender GUI.[/quote]

[img]https://www.arosworld.org/infusions/forum/attachments/680766088_10232821490267182_6186341760768502040_n.jpg[/img]

Übercool! kind of a winpinator/warpinator but for AROS

- The 64-bit version of LANSend isn't working ‘Guru’

- I tested the 32-bit version of LANSend on VMware using port 4242, but the search runs indefinitely and nothing is found. Am I doing something wrong, or do I need to edit the .ini file?

- I’d like to point out that file sharing on AROS 32-bit and 64-bit with VMware, VirtualBox and QEMU works perfectly – you just need to use SMB2!

[quote name=AMIGASYSTEM post=11823]@AMIGASYSTEM - - The 64-bit version of LANSend isn't working ‘Guru’[/quote]

You can report the issue to the developer (Marcus Fernstrom) on the link I posted or on the AROS Facebook page

[quote]- I tested the 32-bit version of LANSend on VMware using port 4242, but the search runs indefinitely and nothing is found. Am I doing something wrong, or do I need to edit the .ini file?[/quote]

You can report the issue to the developer (Marcus Fernstrom) on the link I posted or on the AROS Facebook page

[quote]- I’d like to point out that file sharing on AROS 32-bit and 64-bit with VMware, VirtualBox and QEMU works perfectly – you just need to use SMB2![/quote]

OK

[quote name=amigamia post=11832]@amigamia

You can report the issue to the developer (Marcus Fernstrom) on the link I posted or on the AROS Facebook page

[/quote]
I had reported the issues I encountered on Facebook, see the attached link, but my comment has been deleted!

https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=LANSend

Don't know what to tell you AMIGASYSTEM. Did you try submitting a bug report on his development page?

Before deleting it, I think he must have read the message; if it was unwanted, there’s no point in sending it again.