by Ice Cream Jonsey » Mon Mar 24, 2008 11:34 pm
bruce wrote:What comes next for Jolt Country? I've been doing a little research. Myself, I'd favor an old-fashioned Waffle BBS.
Not knowing what a Waffle BBS is, it naturally brought form feelings of both fear and hatred. Reading the link you sent me in e-mail, it looks like it nicely integrated with Usenet. Is that something people
want? To be able to anonymously slag other Usenet cretins through a handy -- well, sure, I'd be in favor of that.
At the same time, I need something I can vaguely administer. This is why I am reluctant to emulate an Apple computer somewhere on the net: I honestly couldn't get the thing into BASIC. My brother and I went to computer camp when we were little. He got the Atari 400 and I got the Apple II. I don't know if either one of us remembers anything there, except for the fact that all the games had more colors than the computer we eventually got.
I think the right way to do it would be to run a DOS virtual machine under VMware and then run Waffle with a FOSSIL driver (or just a DOS ethernet driver using the KA9Q stuff) in that.
At the same time, I have heard amazing things about WWIV. How about some WWIV, narmean? World War 4, baby!
[quote="bruce"]What comes next for Jolt Country? I've been doing a little research. Myself, I'd favor an old-fashioned Waffle BBS.[/quote]
Not knowing what a Waffle BBS is, it naturally brought form feelings of both fear and hatred. Reading the link you sent me in e-mail, it looks like it nicely integrated with Usenet. Is that something people [i]want?[/i] To be able to anonymously slag other Usenet cretins through a handy -- well, sure, I'd be in favor of that.
At the same time, I need something I can vaguely administer. This is why I am reluctant to emulate an Apple computer somewhere on the net: I honestly couldn't get the thing into BASIC. My brother and I went to computer camp when we were little. He got the Atari 400 and I got the Apple II. I don't know if either one of us remembers anything there, except for the fact that all the games had more colors than the computer we eventually got.
[quote]I think the right way to do it would be to run a DOS virtual machine under VMware and then run Waffle with a FOSSIL driver (or just a DOS ethernet driver using the KA9Q stuff) in that.[/quote]
At the same time, I have heard amazing things about WWIV. How about some WWIV, narmean? World War 4, baby!