Hey Sean!

Apr 09 15:21 04, Sean Dennis wrote to Maurice Kinal:

 SD> From what I've seen from your responses-you'd be happier if Maximus 
 SD> ran as a daemon.

The most critical aspect for me would be the ability to network regardless
of the connection (POTs, ethernet, two tin cans connected by a string,
whatever) but you are right about the above.  The bottomline is how it
interfaces with the users and what they use and, speaking as a user, it
better work great with my Linux console!!!  Speaking as a potential Linux
BBS sysop I really don't see the need for the BBS package to have to
concern itself with the connection or any hardware, such as a modem.  That
is the kernel's job and any networking daemon associated with it.  How any
other OS deals with it, if it even bothers, is that OS's concern.  Right?

 SD> Just my two cents' worth, of course. ;)

Yep.  I certainly don't have a problem with that and if the truth be told
wouldn't have it any other way.  ;-)

Life is good,
Maurice

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