Jim - Definately an honor to meet you - C-Net was IT in those days, and your work is greatly appreciated. Question is this: with the passing years, who now...
Rights to the C-Net source code... what an interesting can of worms. As far as the Commodore 64 versions go, a more pertinent question could be "does anybody...
... Good question. I would imagine that if for some reason I had the notion to sit down and write a brand new piece of modern BBS software, I'd have a hard...
Actually, the C-Net 64 message threading system was just SIMPLE. It was EASY. There was no complexity to it, and oddly enough, it was easy to follow and...
Good info. I sent you an email yesterday. I too have poked at trying to get C=Net up and running under VICE, and actually got it to answer a call. But the...
If myself and/or others were to take on the project of writing a modernized C-Net that was Internet compatible, would you have a problem with it? Would you be...
I could write a message base that emulated nearly exactly the C-Net messaging system.. I did so for a DOS version of C-Net I wrote years ago (well, it was a...
telnet://theroughnecks.net http://www.theroughnecks.net Okay, here's the deal if you've log in durring the month of September, and have registered on BBSmates,...
I have expressed to others before that I am willing to talk or even help (if I have TIME) with a new BBS-like invention for the internet. However, I remain...
I'd like to see a web based system (php?) that requires people to login, shows a last 10 visitors (callers), announcements, and then takes them to an area like...
You never hear of anyone running C-Net v1.0 - v9.0. Anyone have copies of these versions? ... 5.0.. I miss those days.. ... the system ... I'd love ... ...
C-Net v9.6 was the first one worth talking about, but I wouldn't bother with anything less than 10 unless just for historical interest. ... From: "xlar54"...
Okay, sounds interesting. However I have recently seen quite a few improvements in "Online Community" system that would appear to offer all of that. For...
I had 9.6 I think it was.. But never ran it.. ... From: xlar54 To: 80sBBS@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2005 11:31 AM Subject: [80sBBS] Re:...
I don't think that site you posted comes anywhere near what I'm talking about. What is on that site is simply a message forum, not a dynamic user-created...
http://software.bbsdocumentary.com/COMMODORE/C64/CNET64/ Not sure why I decided to run 9.6 when I had a copy of 10.0 at the time. 9.6 lacked word wrap, and two...
I Lost the email address of the guy from Lousiana but just wanted to say I hope you're ok.. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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You may be right, but let's not condemn the phpBB concept and product simply because of the limitations of one implementation. I'd like to have some of us...
I run a phpBB community. Two in fact, one for an alternative group and one for an Ultima Online shard.. It's very nice software, but not a real BBS in my...
Well, for one, it'd have to be given a main menu instead of just a directly into the forums. It'd have to be capable of file bases instead of just message...
Some more ideas I thought of when I was on the throne just now: (*) Optionally sysops could have their BBSes publicly advertised to a central server so when...
... Actually I think he nailed it. The lack a menu that ties things together is one of the integral parts. Here's some of the things needed IMO. 1. interface...
On Sat, 2005-09-03 at 13:55 -0700, Larry wrote ... I just don't see the point; you're forced once again into a single-tasking environment if you have menus....
... True enough, I personally like a web interface for most bbs-style usability, it works, and is customizable.. other comments will be inline.. ... I think...
Telnet is easy.. I've done lots of telnet server programming for a multi-user chat.. I can write a telnet interface with multithreading with the new language I...
On Sun, 4 Sep 2005, minibosses2004 wrote: # We should make a BBS system on Telnet so we can access it through Dos, # so it'd be just like an old BBS. Theres a...