Matthias Melcher

@[dr-agonfly](https://github.com/dr-agonfly) since I have no clue about iOS, could you send me a patch or a PR and I will see if it works and merge it into the source...

What's the state of this ticket? I assume that the current code version where the iosEinstein directory is visible in Finder covers everything we discussed? Can I close this?

Thanks for the quick reply. I'll leave this issue open and I am looking forward to your code whenever you have the time. Just doing some house cleaning here.

The current version has no inbound TCP/IP support. Sorry.

I'll check if it is possible to implement this. No promises ;-)

On 3/15/2021 11:07 PM, Paul Guyot wrote: > I confirm it does work, using documentation from 2010 > > and some help from an article > > about getting similar...

Incoming TCP connections work on what I can the "native" or "cocoa" version of Einstein on macOS. It does require installing all the drivers that Paul listed up here. I...

I added the ugly "network_in" icon at some point to symbolize a network PCMCIA card was inserted into the machine. Feel free to scale and/or replace ;-)

Yes, I think those are the only MacOS images. There are two png's here: ./app/iEinstein/ , but they are iOS icons AFAIK. All other png's are for Android, or for...

By now, we have a few more images in ```Resources/Icons``` to support multiple PCMCIA cards. But still just a hand full.