BH>heh, well synchronet is powerful, i'll admit that. but i think it's a
BH>piece. i doesn't conform to the standard or what i believe to be
BH>standard (K)ey commands. and it's moving to much in the way of the
BH>internet. also none of the sysops/boards i hit or very little of them
BH>anyway.. do anyhting to customize the package. they add lightbars and
BH>rap like tht.. big deal. renegade/telegade is better faster and more
BH>reliable

BH>synchronet just has more modern features and it's nice to have 32bit
BH>file names when you install cexyz

Personally I would have loved to have stayed with RG just due to the 
fact that's what I was originally running, but it didn't look at the 
time like they were going to have a Y2k patch in time (two to three 
months after Y2k doesn't count), so I switched to TG which I ran till I 
took the BBS down.

Around the same time I went 100% Linux and didn't feel like trying to 
run anything in an emulated mode, so I switched to Synchronet when I 
went mail only.  Shutdown all of the internet stuff though and keep it 
up just to process mail feeds.  fwiw, you can edit all the menus.  I 
just about had finished a Telegard menu set (which in my case was a 
modified Renegade menu set) before I lost interest.

. CMPQwk 1.42 1960 .Devoted to the study of cat bathing as a martial art.
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