-=> On 07-23-18  08:40,  Alan Ianson <=-
 -=> spoke to Gonzalo Fernandez Ordas about Blue Wave Linux <=-


 AI> Re: Blue Wave Linux
 AI> By: Gonzalo Fernandez Ordas to Sean Dennis on Mon Jul 23 2018 06:28
 AI> am 
 GF> I used to be a Blue Wave user, but that long long ago as you can imagine.
 GF> (Nostalgia there, yeah)

 AI> I was a Blue Wave user too many, many years ago. It still works
 AI> although the reply packets are y2k broken there are ways to fix that. 
 AI> You'd have to ask a BW
 AI> user how they do that today.

I have been a Blue Wave user since the mid 90's, and still use it
today.

There are two ways of fixing the Y2K problem with the QWK reader and REP
packets. A link containing both methods, and a lot of other BW related
programs is: http://www.wpusa.dynip.com/files/BLUEWAVE/

My recommendation for anyone who wants to use BW is the first fix on
that page.

I don't know if BW can run under Linux, but there is an OS/2 version.
Since my current computer is a 64 bit computer, I cannot run it in
native form -- but choose to run it in a virtual window with Win XP.

I have heard good words about Multimail.

                               Dale Shipp
                  fido_261_1466 (at) verizon (dot) net
                              (1:261/1466)



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