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Andrew Leary | digimaus | Cheepware BBS Doors |
September 10, 2026 1:15 PM * |
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Hello digimaus! 31 Aug 26 12:29, you wrote to all: di> I have been working on porting my DOS Turbo Pascal-based BBS doors to di> Tcl--it works surprisingly well for BBS doors--and have nearly di> finished getting things into a beta state. They're working here just di> fine, but I'm looking for other di> systems to test my "The Magic Oracle" door. di> The only main requirements are that your system must be running Tcl di> 8.5 or higher and ANSI is supported on the remote caller's end. I've di> designed the door(s) to be easy to set up and use. A Windows version di> is in the works as a standalone EXE thanks to Freewrap though I'd di> imagine a Windows-based BBS with ActiveState Tcl installed with the di> ability to run stdio programs (in this case, via tclsh) should also be di> able to run the doors similar to *NIX. di> If you're running a *NIX-based BBS and would like to try it, please di> let me know. The docs are being fully fleshed out but there's enough di> there to figure it out. <G> di> I will be releasing my doors under the MIT License. Send a copy over here; I'll see if I can break it. Andrew --- * Origin: Phoenix BBS * phoenix.bnbbbs.net (618:100/2) |
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