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Mark Hofmann | Andrew Haworth | Re: Favorite BBS software |
May 12, 2016 7:44 PM * |
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AH> Heheheh, Mystic is the best thing out there right now, and here's why: AH> AH> -- Setting up FTNs is the easiest process I've seen on any software. AH> Nothing extra is needed to get up and running or to host a net. AH> -- The built-in full screen editor is the best in the game AH> --Reading/scanning/replying to messages is the best in the game. AH> -- Everything can be customized, and it's not hard to do AH> -- Nice lightweight program, runs great on Raspberry Pi. AH> -- And much much more.... AH> AH> I have to commend you James for making FTNs so trivial to setup. No more AH> of that mailer/tosser dance... my messages arrive, my TIC files arrive, AH> my nodelists compile automatically. It's perfect! Agreed... I will say this. I have been a sysop since the early 1980s. Started on the Apple //c running Apple-Net 2.4 back then. Ever since I went PC back in around 1986, I have been running WWIV. Nothing else. Never even tested anything else. That being said, I have tested and toyed around with Mystic. I have never even touched another BBS platform in all that time. Not saying I would ever ditch WWIV, but I have without a doubt thought about running a second BBS under Mystic for fun. - Mark --- WWIVToss v.1.51 * Origin: http://www.weather-station.org * Bel Air, MD -USA (1:261/1304.0) |
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