Very Computer

1. Maximus/opus or clone of them for Linux

        I am a grizzled Opus 1.73a user and I have been trying to find a
bbs that is similar to Opus, I do know Maximus is very similar but
apparently does not have a Linux or even a unix version. only Dos/Os2
versions exist.
        Is there a freeware or public domain (gnu copyleft?) version of a
bbs that supports the Opus/Maximus OEC's or Mecca type graphics and screen
controlls? that uses a bbs.ctl file? I am NOT interested in a REMOTE Access
type bbs program.
        I DO have Citadel ver 4.00 installed but I never used such a beast
and I do not even really know how to manage colors or custom terminal
configurations. Citadel seems to be dependent on a client/server
archetecture which does NOT really help me intergrate it into my hodgepodge
set up of leafnode 1.10b2 (yes, there REALLY is a 1.10B2. its beta though)
or the use of newsgroups for online users.
        I hate to have to go back to Ms-dos just to run Opus 1.79 or
Maximus since Linux provides the ability to intergate the internet into a
local dial up bbs system.

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                A pearl of wisdom from the y2K newsgroups:
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Y2K appears to be the Baby Boomers mid-life crisis, and it has the
potential to be a dandy.
                        -- Anonymnous --
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                        B'ichela

2. IEEE Standards (OT?)

3. Matrox Mystique ands X.

4. Adaptec 2940U2W SCSI - eventually hangs

5. Nodelistycom[iler for BinkleyTerm f. Linux

6. Division by Zero questions?

7. Linux and BinkleyTerm

8. iptables rules testing

9. Serial Distance-Maximus

10. Laptops w/integral CDROMs: MPC Tech/Hyperdata/Maximus/DirectWave

11. Experience with: Micron, Royal, or Maximus needed

12. Binkleyterm for Unix

13. Fidonet and Binkleyterm-XE