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Nite Lite BBS Software unveiled

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This event begins 11/03/2019 and repeats every year forever

On this day, in 1983, the Nite Lite BBS Software, by Paul S. Swanson goes online for the first time. The first version of the BBS is run entirely in RAM. Beginning with the secind version of the BBS, more of the BBS' functionality, such as message bases and menus, are run from a disk drive. The third version of the BBS included a text adventure game. The fourth version added ATR8000 and double density disk drive support. The fifth version, released in 1985, added graphics and sound through the special C-GUL terminal program (source: The Atari 8-bit Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document by Michael Current). 

 


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has anyone gotten Nite Lite to work? And would they care to share how?
Failing that - would anyone care to help get it operating on atari hardware+PRC+wimodem232?

 

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On 1/31/2022 at 4:27 PM, rickcollette said:

has anyone gotten Nite Lite to work? And would they care to share how?
Failing that - would anyone care to help get it operating on atari hardware+PRC+wimodem232?

 

Yes. Amis is running it. You can log into it at the following address:

nitelite.ddns.net:9000  (use raw mode for best results)

 

 

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Just out of curiosity.....

 

Are you trying to run these on SDX, or with whatever DOS they came with on the disks..... I'm thinking that could be a possible contributor too.

 

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