Rest in peace, Captain. You will be missed.
As many of you are already aware, Captain Hood aka Hawk Hubbard has
passed on a couple days ago from his battle with cancer. It has been
he got all that pirate ansi and evolved from Piranha to Black Flag.
As many of you are already aware, Captain Hood aka Hawk Hubbard has passed o a couple days ago from his battle with cancer. It has been mentioned on othe
he got all that pirate ansi and evolved from Piranha to Black Flag.piranha was nice. i think i preferred that..
nothing touches tir tairngire tho
iiiiii'm guessing this was "the other" tir tainrgire. it really weirded me out back in the day to find out someone else chose that name.
truly broke, Jinx put up his BBS "Tir Tairngire" which was
simultaneously both an "ah ha!" moment, and also totally confusing since Jinx didn't remind of Thelemtish, nor did he act like he'd known me for
haha, that telnettable one was actually like version 2 or 3 of my Tir. version 1 was mid90s renegade where i used every single available
command to replace the interface to fake a "unix machine" -- trying to stick with the whole shadowrun/matrix thing. anyway, i had to dumb it down once i discovered there was a limit.
i'm paraphrasing a bit here because i can't remember the actual
commands, but for example, there was no "press m for messages" stuff, i made you "cd messages" and run "./read" or if you wanted to download you had to "cd files" and "ls"
Ha! There were lots of similar style mods back then (mostly mimicking MS-DOS) but yeah, that kind of thing was surely more for the modder than the user. :P
i'm paraphrasing a bit here because i can't remember the actual commands, but for example, there was no "press m for messages" stuff, i made you "cd messages" and run "./read" or if you wanted to download you had to "cd files" and "ls"
my teenager mind thought this was awesome. in hindsight it probably scared off a ton of people.
Ha! There were lots of similar style mods back then (mostly mimicking
MS-DOS) but yeah, that kind of thing was surely more for the modder than
the user. :P
Even while going through multiple "login matrix" PPEs I was noticing a LOT of them had options for lightbar and dos matrixes. Wierd, because I never actually called a board in all these years that did anything like that, or if I did, I may have just hung up. :)
Nightfox wrote to jinkusu <=-
I've thought about making something for my BBS like that (what
Synchronet calls a 'command shell'). I haven't yet though, as there's probably little benefit in it other than me perhaps finding it to be an amusing project to work on. I think there might actually already be a MS-DOS style command shell for Synchronet though - I seem to rememebr seeing one before.
I've wanted to make an AS/400 style command screen; don't know enough about cursor control, though.
https://realitycheckbbs.org/images/as400.jpg
https://realitycheckbbs.org/images/as400.jpg
That would be interesting. With Synchronet's JS, console.gotoxy() lets you move the cursor if that's what you need to do.
I've wanted to make an AS/400 style command screen; don't know enough
about cursor control, though.
Pffffft. Make it Lotus Notes please. Or Filemaker Pro.
Atreyu
I always liked the lightbar login matrixes (I use one on my board
now). the DOS matrixes were hit-and-miss. Ones that tried to mimic the DOS experience accurately were awful and confusing as hell, but ones
that took an approach with small menus and intuitive commands were fun
as hell.
Atreyu wrote to Poindexter Fortran <=-
I've wanted to make an AS/400 style command screen; don't know enough about cursor control, though.
Pffffft. Make it Lotus Notes please. Or Filemaker Pro.
Pffffft. Make it Lotus Notes please. Or Filemaker Pro.
If you're going to suck, suck HARD. Borland Paradox.
I've wanted to make an AS/400 style command screen; don't know enough about cursor control, though.
Pffffft. Make it Lotus Notes please. Or Filemaker Pro.
If you're going to suck, suck HARD. Borland Paradox.
I've thought about making something for my BBS like that (what
Synchronet calls a 'command shell'). I haven't yet though, as there's probably little benefit in it other than me perhaps finding it to be an amusing project to work on. I think there might actually already be a MS-DOS style command shell for Synchronet though - I seem to rememebr seeing one before.
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