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  • Re: FTN-style mailers/re

    From Tiny@21:1/700 to Acn on Saturday, October 05, 2024 06:57:00
    Hi Acn,
    In a message to Cybernix you wrote:

    I'm using OpenXP on Linux, mostly because I've used in back in the 90s

    I want to like OpenXP, I've installed in half a dozen times because of the feature set. However it seems the author did everything in his power to
    make it complicated and hard to use.

    when I only was a point. But it really is the best message reader that
    I know, eg. the thread view is very useful to keep track of larger threads.

    This old program does that too! It has buttons for father / son etc.
    Sempoint (which I use) should have had a better name, I think if people
    had known it works as a sysop reader etc it may have gotten more love.

    Shawn

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  • From Tiny@21:1/700 to Ragnarok on Friday, November 15, 2024 06:46:03
    Hi Ragnarok,
    In a message to Cybernix you wrote:

    My idea is to have a point node off my main node on fidonet and
    fsxnet and was just interested in what others use to read & poll
    FTN-style netmail/echomail on Windows & Linux.

    I use BinkD / HPT to toss fidonet and micronet as a point, and Sempoint
    which is a windows 3.1 app for QWK/Bluewave as it imports the packets
    to my squish areas.

    From here I can use Sempoint, golded, msged, or Timed either through
    dosbox-x, or native (golded).

    Lot's of options for a point or MO node node.

    Shawn

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