David Goodwin

The last release of C-Kermit to support 16bit OS/2 was [OS/2 C-Kermit 5A(190)](https://kermitproject.org/os2new.html) released in October 1994. The follow on release, [OS/2 C-Kermit 5A(191)](https://kermitproject.org/cko191.html) of April 1995 dropped support for...

When built with Visual C++ 1.0 32-bit edition or Visual C++ 2.0 C-Kermit is able to start up on Windows NT 3.10 but it has a number of issues that...

No 64bit build will ever run on Windows 9x or, for that matter, anything older than Windows 2000. So we can probably compile out any code calling things like isWin95(),...

IPv6 support is increasingly more than simply a nice-to-have. This will likely depend to some extent on C-Kermit for UNIX/Linux/Mac supporting IPv6 so that the command parser can handle IPv6...

Windows Vista introduced support for Symbolic Links. C-Kermit has a bunch of support for dealing with these but its all disabled on windows - perhaps its time to port that...

This probably really a variation on #220 - 24bit colour support.

Required by: xterm Because its probably actually _easier_ than 256 colour support, and everything else supports it.

SFTP code is present but hasn't been adapted for libssh. Would be nice to support it too. SCP support would be nice too, but its deprecated in libssh so not...

The Linux console terminal has likely changed over the last 20 years. CKW needs to be updated to support any changes that have been made over that time. So far...