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  To: Daniel Path
  Re: DOOR GAMES
  By: Daniel Path to Jas Hud on Sun Jul 30 2023 09:36 pm

 > Hello Jas,
 >
 > 30 Jul 23 03:22, you wrote to Rob Swindell:
 >
 >  JH>   To: Rob Swindell
 >  JH>   Re: Re: DOOR GAMES
 >  JH>   By: Rob Swindell to Martin Kazmaier on Sat Jul 29 2023 10:09 pm
 >
 >  >>  > How am I supposed to run a Java door game on a generic bbs?
 >  >>
 >  >> Yeah, good luck running that Java door game on your MS-DOS,
 >  >> CBM/Amiga, or Atari BBS!
 >
 >  JH> there are actually a few guys who claimed to make java doors and
 >
 >  JH> java
 >  JH> bbs software but of course it didn't happen.
 >
 > https://github.com/sblendorio/petscii-bbs
 >
 > this one is an interesting thing :)

dunno why but the screenshots are all gone.
there's 2 bbses listed that are running it but i don't know what client i can
use for petscii on windows.

i have c64 forever but don't want to go through the trouble for something i'll
probably only look at for 1 minute and disconnect from.
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