STinG is a TCP/IP networking stack for the Atari ST. Getting it running is the software half of getting an ST online at all: once a NetUSBee Ethernet adapter is installed for the hardware side, STinG plus the right TOS drivers is what actually gives the machine a network connection to build a browser or any other networked software on top of.
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