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   PID: Synchronet 3.20a-Linux master/9bf86ab10 nov 16 202 GCC 10.2.1   
   TID: SBBSecho 3.22-Linux master/1f37517ce Nov 17 2024 17:45 GCC 12.2.0   
   BBSID: DOCKSUD   
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   NOTE: Mozilla Thunderbird   
   El 18/11/24 a las 10:56, Gamgee escribió:   
   > -=> Ragnarok wrote to All <=-   
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   >   Ra> El 17/11/24 a las 22:49, Gamgee escribi}|:   
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   > We already have tools to manage it.  Text editors.   
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   > OK, so why would we need any additional tools?   
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   Maybe I explained myself badly (sorry, but English is not my native    
   language).   
   I don't want new tools on a whim. I love editors and plain text is one    
   of the best formats in the world.   
      
   What has happened is that now I find myself with different use cases.   
   Until a few weeks ago I was a simple ftn node running sbbs with some    
   networks and some points   
      
   These days, my system has become a fidonet Z4 master node. So I have    
   found that I have to perform these other tasks that I didn't do before,    
   at least for now.   
      
   The sbbs area manager via scfg is perfect for bbs, but what I'm getting    
   at is that I also have to manage my downlink nodes.   
      
   I don't know if there is anyone else who uses sbbs at ZC level (of any    
   ftn) since I would like to know their experience.   
      
   I repeat, I can continue using my mcedit to continue maintaining the    
   areas... I just started this discussion to see if those aspects of sbbs    
   can be improved (Which by the way is the best bbs software I know).   
      
   Hugs!   
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