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   Message 688 of 815   
   Dan Clough to Charles Stephenson   
   Re: The 'NEW' PC Board   
   22 May 19 08:24:00   
   
   TZUTC: -0500   
   MSGID: 58.fido_pcboard@1:123/115 214a8665   
   REPLY: 25.fidonetpcboard@1:226/17 211bed10   
   PID: Synchronet 3.17c-Linux  May 11 2019 GCC    
   TID: SBBSecho 3.07-Linux r3.114 May 11 2019 GCC 5.5.0   
   -=> Charles Stephenson wrote to Night Rider <=-   
      
    NR> Yes PCBoard v16 is being worked on by Ozz Nixon. It is being written in   
    NR> Modern Pascal which is 16/32/64bit compatible. This is an open source   
    NR> project. I will be hosting the first alpha/beta test board. Much will be   
    NR> changed, much will be added. At the moment, the project needs a   
    NR> document writer to assemble the beginings of a manual. No easy task!   
    NR> Anyone versed in PCB with good language skill please reply. I will post   
    NR> the progress of this project in this echo once an alpha version is up   
    NR> and running. A timeline is yet TBD.   
      
    CS> Nice!  I'm not a PC Board SysOp (I did run it for a short time   
    CS> years ago) I liked it! When I went to OS/2 I wanted a OS/2 native   
    CS> BBS, so I gave up on it. Wondering, will there be a Linux version   
    CS> in the future? Regards,   
      
   Charles, this message along with a couple of dozen others, is a    
   month old and was sent out by your BBS for reasons unknown...   
      
   But to answer your questions, PCB was always available in an OS/2    
   version, as far as I remember.  I ran the DOS version many years    
   ago.  This new rewrite/clone that is going on will be available    
   for Linux.  There is an active Facebook page for it if you want to    
   have a look there.   
      
      
      
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