Community Dev notes Version 5.22 - 2025-03-31

* BASIC, added "OPENU#" statement which works just like "OPEN#" for opening a file for reading/writing except that the file is in the calling user's home directory rather than the directory the BASIC program is located.

* Updated my Atascii Editor to use this, because I don't want people to potentially mess up files in my directory (whether by accident or otherwise)
Also because it doesn't do you any good to run the Atascii Editor if you can't access the Atascii file you made :)

* When you go to run a BASIC program, if the program contains an OPENU# statement, you'll be notified that the basic program wants to read and/or write files in your directory.  Also note that if you don't yet have a directory you can expect this program to not work for you until you go create one.

* The login notifications shown on startup (after "Gathering Statistics...") can be shown again using /notifications (or /notification, /nots, /not)

* Finally got around to adding a BBS list: /bbslist (or /bbs), or (B) from the main menu though I haven't had a chance to edit the custom menus yet for this.

* On logout you're shown 5 random entries from the BBS list.  These are filtered to BBSs that support whatever emulation mode you're in.  So if you call on a Commodore and are in Petscii mode then you'll be shown 5 Petscii supported BBSs.
If there's not 5 BBSs supporting your emulation type then the rest of the list is filled out with some other random BBSs.
.