You can see it in action on my BBS telnet: //alterant.leenooks.net - you'll notice I'm running Synchronet, and when you get the option
change the shell to Ansitex.
You can see it in action on my BBS telnet: //alterant.leenooks.net - you'll notice I'm running Synchronet, and when you get the option
change the shell to Ansitex.
Let's check it out!
Hello!
This just heard in the FTSC_PUBLIC echo:
From: Deon George, 3:633/509
Date: 11/6/2019 8:38 PM
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While I actually like the technology and I think its pretty awesome what
was achieved back in the day - I'd like to see it progress taking
advantage of today's available technologies (while keeping the legacy
aspect of it). I also like the fact, that is kinda working alongside
today's world - without the invasion (of commerical ads, spam, etc).
As an example, I'm bringing back "videotex", but with ANSI, interBBS capable, so that a "network of BBSes" can be logically one large BBS, but still have its own personalisaiton on a part of it.
(If you know/knew videotex - it was "Interactive Teletex", "page" based where pages were owned by service providers. I'm enabling BBSes to own a page prefix, so if you connect to any videotex enabled BBS, you could see all pages from that single location. I'm dont know if others will want to use what I'm creating, but I'm having fun reliving it and creating it.)
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Later, George adds:
You can see it in action on my BBS telnet: //alterant.leenooks.net - you'll notice I'm running Synchronet, and when you get the option change the shell to Ansitex.
Let's check it out!
../|ug
You know I had a website where the ORIGINAL videotex was being "brought back." They had old videotapes with the original signals on them and were sampling..and re-sampling the signals to try to extract the original signal. With some success.
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