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Re: Abandonware petition

Subject: Re: Abandonware petition
From: dboomsma@sci.kun.nl (Doede)
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001 12:00:52 +0200
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Organization: University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands
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Justin Scott <djnospam@impakt.net> wrote:

> EXCELLENT!  One of the current projects I'm constructing is to resurrect most
> of the popular Apple ][ BBS softwares and find a way to connect to them via
> Telnet by way of one of my terminal servers.  It seems it could be done.
> Please advise me on how I could obtain the newest version of GBBS from you.
> It was always my favorite. ;)

Check out via telnet:    lost-gonzo.com
It's a Windows or Dos system that has 2 IIgs's over a serial cable
connected to the main box.
What I'd like to see, is a METAL/Futurevision system running under e.g.
Bernie ][ the Resque, being telnetable.. <sigh>

        --Doede

References:
- Abandonware petition
  - From: "Mo" <mygranny@'nospam'swbell.net>
- Re: Abandonware petition
  - From: "Brendon Woirhaye" <bytre@nospam.com>
- Re: Abandonware petition
  - From: cturley2@aol.com (Cturley2)
- Re: Abandonware petition
  - From: Justin Scott <djnospam@impakt.net>
- Re: Abandonware petition
  - From: stevenl11@aol.com (Steven Lichter)
- Re: Abandonware petition
  - From: Justin Scott <djnospam@impakt.net>

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