On Thu, 15 Sep 1994, Jonathan Wood wrote: > > Nope...don't need AmiTCP or any other package, just an Amiga and > the basics I listed before. Yes, I am running on right now on my Amiga, > but I don't have the BBS installed currently. Since it's input and output, > through the client, is standard it can be run from any BBS that allows > a "DOS" door (DLG, CNET, and a few others). The play is exaclty like the > INet version. The CPU usage is very minimal (except during rebooting, which > is the norm), the mud process I have running right now in minimized mode is > drawing 8-15% CPU with 1 connection on a stock A2000/68000cpu, full mode > draw just a slight bit more, but doesn't cause any noticable system lag. > The only limit you will have it the amount of free ram you have. > I know this sounds suspicious, as most mud ports to the amiga have been > EXTREMLY buggy and require other packages to run, but this sucker works > right outta the box! Well worth the download time whether you want to run > one on a BBS, test new code, or test new areas. > > Hope this helped some, > > jon > Wow, that sounds great except the way you put it, it sounds as though you can't hook it to the Internet? Does this use phone lines or can you use a SLIP or direct connection to the internet? I remember you saying it came with a telnet client prog though. I might get it anyways just for testing new code and stuff... :)
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