Are you Sam? No? Well, if youresam can read this, thanks for upgrading netlib!
So, what is netlib? Simply put, it's a library you can use it to make your own LUAplayer games for your PSP, and youresam just made a couple of tweaks. Most notable of his changes to netlib is the server and the IP, as youresam himself is now hosting it. Anyway, you can read the main differences of the 2.0 netlib from previous versions in the file itself, so here are the changes specific to netlib 2.02:
* Fixed crash after 100 IDs
* Changed values of IDs and AMWs allowed
* New output interface:
o Has datestamps
o When you run the program, it prompts what information to output.
o Colored text
In any case, enjoy the download, and send a thank you note to the developer on our forums, alright?!
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