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==Versions==
==Versions==
* HUGS 1.01 (1996) - there are two OS/2 ports of this release
* HUGS 1.01 (1996) - there are two OS/2 ports of this release
** [http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/apps/internet/misc/hugs101o.zip hugs101o.zip] (1996) Port by Michael Zimmermann requires the [[EMX]] runtime.
** [hugs101o.zip] (1996) Port by Michael Zimmermann requires the [[EMX]] runtime.
** [http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/dev/util/hugs101gcc.zip hugs101gcc.zip] - A slightly updated version by [[Per Johansson]] requires InnoTek libc.
** [hugs101gcc.zip] - A slightly updated version by [[Per Johansson]] requires InnoTek libc.
* HUGS 98 (2003)
* HUGS 98 (2003)
** [http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/dev/util/hugs-nov-2003.zip hugs-nov-2003.zip] - HUGS + WinHUGS port by Per Johansson
** [hugs-nov-2003.zip] - HUGS + WinHUGS port by Per Johansson
:: Requires ODIN for full GUI functionality but also has text mode runtimes for OS/2.
:: Requires ODIN for full GUI functionality but also has text mode runtimes for OS/2.



Latest revision as of 19:06, 3 July 2022

WinHugs
While the original release of HUGS had some graphic libraries, they were basic to say the least, a gent called Neil Mitchell made a Microsoft Windows only release of the package called WinHugs that not only fixed the graphical portion of the package to a great degree but also added a large number of libraries that did not ship with other HUGS versions. Per Johansson later packaged the WinHugs and his OS/2 port of the system into one package that could be run under ODIN.

Versions

  • HUGS 1.01 (1996) - there are two OS/2 ports of this release
    • [hugs101o.zip] (1996) Port by Michael Zimmermann requires the EMX runtime.
    • [hugs101gcc.zip] - A slightly updated version by Per Johansson requires InnoTek libc.
  • HUGS 98 (2003)
    • [hugs-nov-2003.zip] - HUGS + WinHUGS port by Per Johansson
Requires ODIN for full GUI functionality but also has text mode runtimes for OS/2.

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