Hi Skylar,
recently I've done similar search in order to find
something that runs well on linux.
I came across SEMPOINT -- quite nice client that ran well
in wine. I didn't try it in win 10, but I've read somewhere
on the nets here that it runs fine there -- you just need
some tool for win16 compatibility. I can't remember the
name though.
I tried running it on my win 11 machine in compatibility
mode for win 95 and the setup program wouldn't even load.
I was able to install and launch SEMPOINT in Windows 11
using https://github.com/otya128/winevdm
I imported a QWK packet and will give it a try. Thanks for
mentioning it.
Yeah, it's pretty easy to set up. But IMO it's good to put some time into customizing it so that it's not a stock setup, and that is the project.
I'm running Synchronet on Linux and it was very easy to compile, following instructions on the wiki.
Nightfox
Love the documentation on the wiki. Just wish I could find what
I needed on my own, LOL. But I'm learning and enjoying as I go.
Love the documentation on the wiki. Just wish I could find what
I needed on my own, LOL. But I'm learning and enjoying as I go.
You know wiki.synchro.net has a search box? :-)
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