Hello Andrew,

08 May 18 00:05 at you wrote to me:

 AH> Thanks, this looks fun! I enjoyed reading over the code.

It's a simple door but I still enjoy tinkering with it.  All of my software I 
wrote for myself and I release it publicly in hopes others can use it, enjoy 
it, and in this day and age, extend and port it.

 AH> I'll look forward to the release of this doorkit! Sounds like a good
 AH> resource that people will find useful and perhaps we'll see more
 AH> linux-based doors. Apam, the author of Magicka BBS, has coded some
 AH> doors (in C I think) and I've been able to compile and run them on my
 AH> Raspberry Pi board. It's been a lot of fun working with the doors at
 AH> the source level.

I'm actually using Rick Manning's RMDoor doorkit and have extended it and 
added a lot of my own code to it.  I'm no professional programmer by any means 
but I do enjoy writing my doors.

Later,
Sean

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