New XCIN is Under Development

These are the under development xcin packages, which means that they might be unstable, might have many bugs, or might just crash in some circumstance. On the other hand, the most recent and new implementations will appear here, and possibly known bugs will be fixed here. In any case, we are welcome you to experience these new releases. If you want to try, here are some suggestions: If you find that xcin works strange and you want to help to debug, you may compile xcin with --enable-debug configuring option and run xcin with the command:
xcin -v n
where n is a number. Increasing this number will produce more verbose messages. This will be helpful to diagnose the origin of the problem.

If you are happy with the new version and what to install it into your default path, you can just configure them again with the prefix you want, and re-make them. If you feel that the new version has a lot of trouble with you, you can just remove the $HOME/install directory. But please, if you really have trouble or comments, please report to us ;-))


The Snapshot

The newest snapshot is always available in the xcin cvs. For testers it is encouraged to update your local cvs tree regularly in order to keep the newest updating. The new changes and discussions of the xcin source code are also posted in the xcin mailing list. So, please read if you need the news and information.

Besides these, we also have the snapshot tarball releases during the development, which is more convenient to download and install for testing. They are always available in the devel subdirectory in the xcin ftp site. The newest release is

The new features of the releases include the following: The Todo List of the development includes (suggested by T.H.Hsieh <thhsieh@linux.org.tw>) (discussions):