Hello Daniel.

17 Feb 04 07:46, you wrote to Steve and Walter:

 DL> Yeah, like the original AppleWriter... I had an edior  called

It has probably been 20 years since I played with that one to any degree,
as once I got AppleWorks, I never looked back.

 DL> I  miss that editor  and the other cool Apple II utilities, like those
 DL> from  the Beagle Brothers. I wonder what those guys are doing now.

Those guys were the absolute coolest, and I haven't seen any group of guys
make computing fun like they did.  I don't know that they'd remember me,
but I remember talking to guys like Mark Simonsen on the tech line and
thinking that I was talking to one of the gods of Asgard.  We were on a
call with him and a few others one time, and the line just went quiet.  We
could hear voices in the background, so we knew we weren't cut off.  A
minute later, we got them back, with "Sorry, but it's raining here in
San Diego, and as that doesn't happen very often, we were all running to
the windows to see it." :-)

 DL> Inquiring minds want tonow:
 DL>   Is source code to Fruity Dog floating around out there?

I doubt it.  It only appears that you can find the upgrades, but I bet if
you find George Powell, you'll get THE answer to your question.

 DL>   What ever happened to GBBS.  I knew a local guy that wrote a

The guy who owns it is found in the newsgroups, last I knew.

 DL> networking system for it. Should I persue getting my brother's GS and
 DL> firing up a no-kidding Apple II based BBS (grin).

I wish Charles Claypoole was still around, as he had FruityDog and GBBS
running awhile back.

Steve

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