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PaulDaMacMan wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 03, 2021 1:43 am

Maybe rename this to Linux Arm / Raspberry Pi builds
https://archive.org/details/livecode_202109

It is in the description of the item:

LiveCode Community Edition

Linux (Arm and Pi editions)

If the titles are too long, they get cut off.

Thanks Stryder, ClipArtGuy, Richmond ! I'm actually a software preservationist at heart. Call it a software hoarding issue. However, I have retained a lot of software of the past 30+ years that no longer really exists anywhere. I archive and upload when I can. In this case, everything was taken dow...

sphere wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 02, 2021 2:21 pm

richmond62 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 01, 2021 4:26 pm

https://archive.org/details/live-code-c ... l-versions

and downloading, thanks Richmond!

https://archive.org/search.php?query=cr ... 2C+Inc.%22

Ed.jpg - Presumably ALL those children studying how to program with LiveCode are going to shell out $299 so they can do their homework? Apple sold HyperCard as a product after 1990, for around $100 a copy. However, they included a player for free with every Mac. The older versions remained freely a...

richmond62 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 01, 2021 4:26 pm

https://archive.org/details/live-code-c ... l-versions

Interesting. That wasn't showing yesterday evening. Thanks!

Here is a link to the community installers. So far we have 9.5 (Thanks Richmond). https://sethmorrow.com/cloud/index.php/s/mnxWWgNy3gyFDNb Any others collected will be added here. I am headed to work, but will be back online this evening to respond and add any more I can find. It would be helpful i...

sphere wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 01, 2021 2:44 pm

I will put LC server windows 962rc2 somewhere tomorrow and put the link here. Probably have the Linux Server too.

The archive looks like it has every Linux server version already up there.

Ok. I’ve been working on this project on and off for almost 7 years and finally decided to move forward now that LiveCode server is very very stable on 64 bit. I ran into the above problem and I decided to look over my past posts here and I found the solution to my problem, even though it’s not the ...

Hi everyone, I’m hoping someone here can help me. I tried following the tutorial for installing LiveCode Server under Linux but it seems horribly outdated. I presently have servers running the old Runtime Revolution 3.5 server on Debian Linux 7. It’s time to migrate. I’ve setup a VM with Debian 10.9...

The problem with running CGIs with a shebang with LiveCode Server has been fixed in LiveCode 6.8.0 DP 8 and LiveCode 7.0.0 DP 7. So the following CGI script now runs happily: #!/path-to/livecode-server put header "Content-type: text/html" & crlf & crlf put "<p>Hello from a LiveCodeServer CGI script...

FourthWorld wrote:As of v6.6 the hash-bang style has been restored to LiveCode Server:
http://livecode.com/blog/2014/03/06/livecode-server/

Wow, nice to see the return of hash-bang! I didn't know that. Thanks!!

I have a dedicated Linux server running old-school Revolution 2.x with text-based CGIs. It's a very fast server, and that's one of my problems. I have found a flaw with the old Rev in that as my servers have evolved over the past 10 years and gotten faster, Rev causes a problem. The problem is that ...

I have a complete website running the old Revolution 2.x on Debian Linux from many moons ago. It has served well. I've run into a problem, though. I've upgraded one of my servers to Debian 7 on a quad core Xeon processor, and I seem to have discovered a bug in this old version of Revolution that I h...

Our corporate website is completely powered by LiveCode. Well, actually, Revolution, the predecessor to LiveCode. I have shell scripts running that do everything from server backups, to cron jobs doing administrative functions. And the entire CGI set on the website runs Revolution. You can check out...

Hi Richard, What a wonderful post! You are a real expertise. I really learn a lot. By the way, are there any online web applications and websites that are made with Rev CGI? I think I can get more ideas and inspiration by studing how people using Rev CGI to develop websites and online applications....