"General purpose IP network emulation/simulation tool for FreeBSD and Linux
We developed a realistic network topology emulation / simulation framework based on the FreeBSD and Linux operating system kernel partitioned into multiple lightweight virtual nodes, which can be interconnected via kernel-level links to form arbitrarily complex network topologies."
@seven Tcl :D is the hottest sh*t out there :D hahaha but still a interesting project. Like packetracer but with linux.
@seven I wasn't trolling and those folks are academics Idk why they used that but it's not up to me to judge :D
@seven Ahahah :D yeah something like that :D
It’s like implementing Emacs in VIM kinda crazy. (I do have to give them props for being that level of insane though)
@seven Hahaha :) stop it, I know totally what you mean. There are folks out there who program websites in c or c++. It is comparable to that, I assume. But strange what academics are willing to go through to implement something for their peers. Even if it is odd. To put it in neutral terms. ;D
@seven Hopefully I look forward to see a Hopefully, I look forward to seeing a nice implementation of some sorts of it :D
You swore on a Unix bible 😂 😂 😂 to never use TLC for anything constructive, nice :D Anyway I enjoyed this thx 😂 👍
I swore on a Unix bible some years ago to never use TCL for anything constructive ever again… o_o