Boot Zero wrote:
Could you put it back online for a little while so we could have a
look around?
With the relatively small sized audience of A2 BBS users, I don't mind
catching a busy every once in a while. At least for now, it's still a
novelty.
What about running multiple emulators?
Wouldn't that present some file sharing problems?
Smohn Jith wrote:
METAL is light years ahead of ACOS and would be a good base to start.
Telnet access would be great. I had my old hacked up Metal BBS on
the net for a while. So did Terry Olsen. The biggest drawback is
the lack of multi-user. That is the biggest downfall of an A2 BBS on
the net. Lotsa people, from all over the world, can, but can't get on
at the same time...
-michael
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