ZXNET

13 Mar 98 Boris Sokol hoping that Denis Dmitriev will read,
wrote:

SC>> Access to Fido on the Spectrum is certainly not a bad idea, but
SC>> we wanted to make a network
SC>> specifically _for_Spectrumists_ with gating in Fido. Therefore

DD> Put 2400 haes, organize people to receive
DD> addresses
DD> fido, or allocate them yourself, organize as many eh
DD> as
DD> your city needs, and here you have a network. Direct communication,

BS> You are absolutely right, but...
BS> Not all spectrists will agree with you. So for
BS> them and
BS> they need a network on their own sockets.
BS> There is one plus of such a network - maximum ease of working with
BS> mail
BS> software and ease of writing letters.
No, well, this is not a plus of the network, but of the software for this network on the ZX platform! Yes, it is convenient to use (I think so, although I haven’t used it myself. In small towns, creating
ZXNET is unrealistic, but FIDO is.). FIDO software for natural Spec is still
weaker than for PC. But he is actively being written.

BS> this is exactly the kind of spektrumist for me. With his Wicom, he climbs to me
BS> and knows no sorrow.
And I climb directly into FIDO, and know no sorrow. :) No, there is, of course, the
problem of ZED being slow, but it is still the first and
only full editor.

And the main problem is scarcitycheap haes modems, and you can solder them yourself with a wicom. But for pisishniks this problem is also
relevant, however, the price of a modem relative to the cost of the entire
machine looks different there.

DD> Well, fido is already a large organization, i.e.
DD> the first spektrumist with a modem will join fido, not
DD> will wait until
DD> his comrades also get modems.

BS> And all these goodies will be the second stage for dummies
BS> mailers.
And it is not clear why a spektrumist who logged into FIDO with a chaos modem
is a kettle, and a pisishnik who plugged in a modem is not a kettle. Why do Spectrum players need to be first “trained” for a long time, and then
only “put” into FIDO?

All the best.
With respect, Roman Milukov.

Dear.............
.....please give me the software for connecting the spec and PC.........
please don’t let the Izhevsk spektrumists die. ....................

Sincerely.Alexandr

AS> Dear.............

Why are you calling me “You”?

AS> ..... please give me the software for connecting Speckie and PC

If you are about Vic, then you would write to BS. Or do you need some hays on Speck (my
boss has a regular T-Mail)?

AS> .........
AS> plz don’t let the Izhevsk spektrumists die.
AS> .....................

17 Mar 98 13:02, Roman Milukov wrote to Boris Sokol:

RM> And it is not clear why a spektrumist who entered FIDO with a chaos modem
RM> is a teapot, and a pisishnik who plugged in a modem is not a teapot. Why
RM> Spectrum players must first be “trained” for a long time, and then
RM> only “put into use” in FIDO?

This is actually a path independent of the platform. The only thing that _so far_
distinguishes a fidoshnik on spec from a pisishnik is the absence of a normal mailer, and
therefore some transport through#option. Well, perhaps we still need to
use our brains in order to connect the modem.

Bye!
Rick Murray
mur...@geocities.com http://hey.to/letit ICQ:6653886