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Openssl has been such a headache, and I cant seem to get it right. At this point I am wondering if I should just scrap both openssl and opus for the sake of simplicity. This will break compatibility with older versions of course, but it will be so much simpler to maintain, moving forward. File transfers and chatrooms are already unencrypted, who cares if singular chat & the rest are too? I really need SOME feedback here. Anyone there? ECHO! Echo echo ...

I would like to maintain compatibility between this and old versions, while adding more in the future.

I would also discourage translators from contributing for now, the interface is constantly changing.

How to compile LAN Messenger on Windows

This project was compiled on Windows 11 with;

  • Qt Creator 18.0.1 (C:/Qt/)
  • Qt 6.10.1 MinGW 64 bit
  • Win64OpenSSL-3.6.0 (C:/Qt/Tools/OpenSSL-Win64)
    • For compiled binaries: slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html
  • Libopus (C:/Qt/Tools/opus-1.6)
    • Compile the project into (/build/release)

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Most of the old project was borked so I started by removing some dead weight. Obviously, we will need some of those back (Like the setup scripts.)

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