Re: You Can Use the Internet the Old-School Unixy Way With Shell Accounts
anthk <[email protected]>
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On 2025-03-02, Paul W. Schleck <[email protected]> wrote: > "One reason to sign up for a shell account is that shell providers often > have friendly user communities. Many providers have their own IRC, > Usenet, or bulletin boards where users can exchange messages. The users > tend to be other Linux and Unix enthusiasts. These spaces are just fun > to hang out in." > > https://www.howtogeek.com/use-the-internet-the-old-school-unixy-way-with-shell-accounts/ > I use gopher, irc (and bitlbee.org servers to comment on Mastodon/Jabber) and lots of other tools like awk+gnuplot... daily. My main environment it's OpenBSD, cwm, and a xterm. sfeed works great to read news. Mutt and slrn, for the rest. gopher://magical.fish it's trully... magical And it rocks, no matter being remote or local.