Subj : Rick's BBS
To   : Denn
From : Rixter
Date : Tue Nov 18 2025 07:44:14

  Re: Rick's BBS
  By: Denn to Rixter on Mon Nov 17 2025 11:06 pm

 >   Re: Rick's BBS
 >   By: Rixter to Denn on Mon Nov 17 2025 07:29 am
 > 
 >  > >>> Yes I run two BBS's
 >  > >>> outwest.synchro.net:23  outwest.synchro.net webpage
 > 
 >  > >>> razzpie.ddns.net:2300 runs on a Raspberry Pie 3
 > 
 >  > >>> started both BBS's at the same time 10-15-2010 wanted to try out
 >  > >>> both systems.
 > 
 > 
 >  > Ri>> Which is your favorite?
 > 
 >  >> I really like both Synchronet and Mystic alot, If I had to run just
 >  >> one sys it would be Synchronet.
 >  >> But lucky for me I can run both :)
 > 
 >  >> ... Use super glue on your hard drive. Stop fragmentation before it
 >  >> begins!
 > 
 >  Ri> I like synchronet the most. Before it I ran RBBS-PC for a number of yea
 >  Ri> I have ran synchronet since the 90s. Have a good day Denn!
 >  Ri> Rixter
 > 
 >  1st BBS I helped run starting in 1987 was the CoCoShop BBS that ran Color
 > Connect BBS software written in Basic by my brother, and ran on a Color
 > Computer 2 with ans RS-232 pak then in 1992 I bought PCBoard from Clark
 > development Co, I lived about 5 miles from Clark development co, actually us
 > to go and hang out with Fred Clark and his staff.
 >  the Original Outwest BBS ran on PCBoard.
 > 
 > ... To hell with the Prime Directive! Let's KILL SOMETHING!
 > 
That is way cool Denn. I loved my little coco.  I had 2 disk drives and a
1200bps modem by the time I opened it as a BBS called Computech-80. I think the
software was called Colorama BBS. One drive ran the bbs and the other held
messages. Have a good day Denn!
Rixter
telnet://ricksbbs.synchro.net:23
http://ricksbbs.synchro.net:8080

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