The first Supra 128 BBS on telnet! Running on a real Commodore 128. 20+ games (Empire, Nuke 'Em, Telengard, Key Quest), Lt. Kernal hard drive. Support for Supra 128 and Color 64 BBS. 24/7 (ish), 2400
MMN was started in 1996 in the basement of a Brunswick Ave house. It moved along with me ever since. Now based in Paris, France with dial-up via a Toronto number, it’s still going 21 years later.
6 node Telegard BBS. Some local games, local messages and echonets including Fidonet, Agoranet and zer0net. Still a work in progress, but functional and accepting telnet connections.
Commander BBS is the first BBS primarily for the Commander X16 computer currently in development by David Murray and his team. Our BBS is up 24/7 and hosted using the latest version of Synchronet with
Retrotyme BBS has been around since 1992 in various iterations. Server up the best in classic MajorBBS games and entertainment. Some notable games we have online: Lord's of Cyberspace, Interactive Tra
The KEEP BBS has been online and operational since 1983. We started on a TI-99/4a home computer running software called “TI-Net” (which is ironic, since it never networked to anything) and now we
