Linx Kiss Server

I recently came across the Linx Kiss Server project and decided to give it a go for my personal use. I had tried several other kiss linux servers with my new Kiss DP-600 player, but they didn't work the way I wanted them to. That's when I discovered kissd, a simple kiss daemon created by Alexandre Becoulet. I found the code easy to understand, so I fixed it up and added some more features to make it work better with my Kiss player.

After some tweaking and testing, I can confidently say that Linux Kiss Server (LKS) not only works with Kiss DP-600, but it should also work with other Kiss players. Here are some of the standout features of LKS:

- Allows you to make a selected directory accessible for your Kiss player
- Can run as a daemon or in the foreground
- Can respond to Kiss player queries for PC-LINK server
- Can disable UDP binding completely (ignores Kiss player 'looking for PC-LINK server' queries)
- Can override the default server port

Overall, LKS has proved to be a reliable and user-friendly software for anyone looking to make their Kiss player more versatile. Additionally, the recent release has fixed a format string vulnerability issue, making it even more secure for users.