Howl - Cross-platform Zeroconf network implementation software.
If you're looking for a cross-platform implementation of Zeroconf networking, look no further than Howl. Zeroconf is a game-changer when it comes to IP networking, and with Howl you can easily embed this functionality into your own software applications. Whether you're using Windows 2000/XP or Unix, Howl has got you covered.
What does Zeroconf do? In short, it standardizes networking protocols to deliver hassle-free ad-hoc networking, service discovery, and IP configuration. If you're a Mac OS X user, you're likely already familiar with this technology, as it's branded under the name Bonjour™ by Apple. But now, with Howl, the benefits of Zeroconf are available to users across all platforms.
As an open-source and royalty-free software, Howl is committed to providing stable, high-quality cross-platform networking solutions. If you make any fixes or improvements to the software, Howl asks that you share your work back with the community to ensure that everyone benefits.
So, what's new in the latest version of Howl? This release includes a number of fixes and improvements, including updates to mDNSResponder core and various bug fixes related to compiling with different software environments. In terms of system requirements, you'll need a Mac running OS X 10.2/10.3, with 128 MB of RAM and an Ethernet interface.
In short, if you want to simplify networking for your users and make network configuration tasks a thing of the past, give Howl a try.
What does Zeroconf do? In short, it standardizes networking protocols to deliver hassle-free ad-hoc networking, service discovery, and IP configuration. If you're a Mac OS X user, you're likely already familiar with this technology, as it's branded under the name Bonjour™ by Apple. But now, with Howl, the benefits of Zeroconf are available to users across all platforms.
As an open-source and royalty-free software, Howl is committed to providing stable, high-quality cross-platform networking solutions. If you make any fixes or improvements to the software, Howl asks that you share your work back with the community to ensure that everyone benefits.
So, what's new in the latest version of Howl? This release includes a number of fixes and improvements, including updates to mDNSResponder core and various bug fixes related to compiling with different software environments. In terms of system requirements, you'll need a Mac running OS X 10.2/10.3, with 128 MB of RAM and an Ethernet interface.
In short, if you want to simplify networking for your users and make network configuration tasks a thing of the past, give Howl a try.
What's New
Version 1.0.0: N/A