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@MaesterRowen not sure if it is possible but after the next release if the future is in fact for Aurora to go stagnant could the code be made opensource at that point? Perhaps uploaded to github. Perhaps some amazing things could be done then and relive the stress on the core team.

NetISO and WebUI would be awesome to have, what a way to put a bow on this entire endeavor. Still, I say release and let the people know what you've been doing. We've waited this long for .7, we can wait for NetISO and WebUI as well. If it doesn't materialize, so be it. Ya'll have already done amazing things for the 360 scene, people are STILL floored when they see my modded console for the first time. Aurora is the reason why my 360 isn't in a box in the attic right now, so just know that whether we make it to NetISO and WebUI or not, you already have the gratitude of the scene for helping these little boxes become the monsters that they are.

All it does is emulates a disc drive for xbox isos. It is like an ODE, but in software, and attached to the network. Any other files for games would need to be stored on a HDD or other media, just like it would if you were to play on retail consoles with a disc. It is much faster than connectX, and doesnt require you to extract ISO's. As it sits now, you could probably use this to share games outside of your house if you know what you are doing. Example being you have a summer home, with the network there shared with your regular home via vpn, you could connect to your games server remotly, and still play all of your games on that xbox you hardly touch, without having to copy them to this other box. And since it is faster than connectX, you wouldnt be waiting forever. lol.