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   Hello Maurice!   
      
   20 Jul 2021 00:21, Maurice Kinal wrote to Benny Pedersen:   
      
    BP>> and vim have lua ?, then whole fidonet package could be writed   
    BP>> in lua :)   
      
    MK> According to google there is a couple versions of lua for termux.     
    MK> I'll install it the next time I fire up the tablet.   
      
   +1   
      
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   just in case   
      
    MK> Personally all my    
    MK> fidonet scripts are bash including the two msgs I sent your way from    
    MK> the tablet.   
      
   okay, in bash i have a gopher server :)   
      
    MK> I also managed to add the Old English taglines to the    
    MK> tablet as well so I know my stuff does work without much modifications    
    MK> -> mostly paths.   
      
   yes it could still be nice with termux hooks for make export tarball of   
   current home dir so it can be restored withing termux on another android   
   device, this is why i dont use termux so much   
      
    MK> x86_64-motorshed-linux-gnu is a regular linux system    
    MK> rather than a cheap knockoff like aarch64-unknown-linux-android.  ;-)   
      
   its soda-pop for me :)   
      
    MK>>> I believe this beats gopher.  :-)   
    BP>> not yet   
    MK> Prove it.   
      
   i have got new perl version today, had to unmerge 300 ebuilds first, then   
   perl-cleaner --all, and later emerge all the unmerged ebuilds again, this time   
   it was just 220 new ebuilds to be merged, i really more need a ryzen 7 at home   
   to precompile all the ebuilds, it takes time on linode.com servers sadly, but   
   could be solved if i had more money to spend on it services   
      
    MK> I have yet to see a msg coming from your gopher feed.   
      
   you will have to wait long for that since gopher is read only server   
      
    MK> That    
    MK> means that as things stand today WeBeBashing is VASTLY superior as    
    MK> this reply will attest to.   
      
   cat 2 dog in bash is simple :)   
      
    MK> You have a long ways to go just to catch    
    MK> up, nevermind beat.   
      
   i dont belive slackware would ever be better then gentoo, only see windows   
   make money to the poor, while hold most money to the banks is imho not a great   
   way to help the poor, and who knows what happen with Bill's devorce now   
      
    BP>> make it on termux   
      
    MK> Agreed.  So far I've ported my bash scripts from    
    MK> x86_64-motorshed-linux-gnu to aarch64-unknown-linux-android so I am    
    MK> happy that I appear to be knowing what I am doing.  Also using binkd    
    MK> on both to upload/download pkts to/from so that is covered without any    
    MK> harm to any other transfer protocol such as ftp.  read/write access to    
    MK> those in the know ... just like mom used to do.   
      
   keep up the spirit   
      
      
    Regards Benny   
      
   ... too late to die young :)   
      
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