BO SIMONSEN wrote to DENNIS SMITH <=-

G'day Dennis,

<Describtion about Crashmail II from Debian>

maintainer peter karlsson <peterk@debian.org>

Once wrote to Mikael Karlsson in Linkoping, Sweden. He was the author of 'TinyTerm'. S. Boberg used hangout there too. =:o

"TinyTerm" is for DOS or? (AFAIR isn't Mikael a Amiga user).

It was about a 10Kb machine code prg., hence the name. I used it on the A1000 because of it's small memory size!

--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.4.7

I've saw this in the deb files. Is it a fairly good
ed? I loved v.5 for the
Amiga...............Dennis

Hmm.. I talked to Benny, and he said it wasn't at all like the old crashmail tosser, it was by first tosser on Linux, and I really liked
it.

Sorry, I was referring to GoldED Plus (v1.1.4.7 Peter Karlsson). I haven't used it yet. MultiMail seems to work well from the Konsole! :)

Dennis
... AmigaOne has half it's parts missing -- OS4.x!
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DENNIS SMITH wrote to BO SIMONSEN <=-

Once wrote to Mikael Karlsson in Linkoping, Sweden. He was the author of 'TinyTerm'. S. Boberg used hangout there too. =:o

"TinyTerm" is for DOS or? (AFAIR isn't Mikael a Amiga user).

It was about a 10Kb machine code prg., hence the name. I used it on the A1000 because of it's small memory size!

Okay, Even a hello world program takes over 10kb on a windoze machine.

--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.4.7

I've saw this in the deb files. Is it a fairly good
ed? I loved v.5 for the
Amiga...............Dennis

Hmm.. I talked to Benny, and he said it wasn't at all like the old crashmail tosser, it was by first tosser on Linux, and I really liked
it.

Sorry, I was referring to GoldED Plus (v1.1.4.7 Peter Karlsson). I
haven't used it yet. MultiMail seems to work well from the Konsole! :)

I use multimail by my self too, because I run a QWK-capable BBS.. I used
to run Maximus/Linux, but the development stoped, and many things didn't
work, so I switched over to Synchronet.

Regards,
Bo


... MultiMail, the new multi-platform, multi-format offline reader!
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Hello DENNIS!

18 Oct 03 12:44, DENNIS SMITH wrote to BO SIMONSEN:

I've saw this in the deb files. Is it a fairly good ed? I loved v.5
for the Amiga...............Dennis

yep GoldED was not a FTN editor on amiga :-)

but the most powerfull editor ever maked on amiga that have content highlighting and xpk compressing so it could load a compressed prefs file and save it again compressed, its like to do edit a gz file on linux whitout thinking its compressed :-)

if i have forgot something about GoldED its becurse i used CygnusED more :-)

Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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Hello Bo!

18 Oct 03 23:57, Bo Simonsen wrote to Dennis Smith:

Hmm.. I talked to Benny, and he said it wasn't at all like the old crashmail tosser, it was by first tosser on Linux, and I really liked
it.

yep Crashmail linux port will newer be as powerfull as amiga Crashmail, thay only share the name and how to :-)

it missing UMS :-)

Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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Hello Bo!

25 Oct 03 13:55, Bo Simonsen wrote to DENNIS SMITH:

Okay, Even a hello world program takes over 10kb on a windoze machine.

Echo "Hello World" in autoexec.bat :-)


Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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Hello Benny!

12 Nov 03 20:16, you wrote to me:

Hmm.. I talked to Benny, and he said it wasn't at all like the
old crashmail tosser, it was by first tosser on Linux, and I
really liked it.

yep Crashmail linux port will newer be as powerfull as amiga
Crashmail, thay only share the name and how to :-)

The most wierd of it, is that it was Johan Billing personally which ported it. So I wonder why he didn't do any "guisniss" about it.. Maybe fidonet didn't interest he anymore.

it missing UMS :-)

Indeed.

Regards,
Bo

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Hello Benny!

12 Nov 03 20:40, you wrote to me:

Okay, Even a hello world program takes over 10kb on a windoze
machine.

Echo "Hello World" in autoexec.bat :-)

I'm _not_ using DOS ;-)

Regards,
Bo

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