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atdt8675309 OK In the 90s, my modem terminal of choice was Terminate. It's still available! http://www.terminate.com http://www.terminate.com
by psim1 6y ago
atdt8675309
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In the 90s, my modem terminal of choice was Terminate. It's still available! http://www.terminate.com http://www.terminate.com
- fullstop 6y agoI used telix until I was able to download Terminate. Nostalgia overload going on over here. Do you remember HS/Link? Being able to chat with the sysop while downloading blew my mind at the time.
- blakespot 6y agoNice, I will check this out on my Tandy 1000HX BBS machine. I haven't found an ideal terminal program for that config. I actually thought you typed "Terminus," which is the terminal program I used on the Amiga 1200 back in '92. Today, I use Radigan's predecessor to Terminus, JR-Comm on the Amiga 1000, which is the system I use most frequently for BBSing. Some of these systems can be seen on my BBSing page: https://bytecellar.com/bbsing/ https://bytecellar.com/bbsing/
- icedchai 6y agoYes! I remember JRComm! I used that up until 1994, on my A500 then A3000. Not sure why I never bothered to upgrade to Terminus.
- bhauer 6y agoFor me, Freeze Dried Terminal for the ST.
- blakespot 6y agoI hear lots of good about that term. I use the interesting, "16-color" TAZ when I bring out the 520ST for BBSing these days. :-) https://bytecellar.com/2017/06/18/four-colors-into-sixteen-terminal-innovation-on-the-atari-st/ https://bytecellar.com/2017/06/18/four-colors-into-sixteen-t...
- m463 6y agooh look at fancy you with touch-tone service. ATDP8675,309 (by the way, "," works on iphones)
- User23 6y agoI use it to automatically get a human on support lines.