ElfGA - Articles

Ok, I have cvs up and running, with two versions. To log into the cvs server: export CVSROOT=”:pserver:anon@www.dynsol.net:/cvs”cvs login Just hit enter at the password line, there is no password. Both ‘anon’ and ‘anonymous’ are unpassworded read-only accounts. The two … Continue reading →

Yes, it’s still being worked on. No, it’s not abandoned. No, there is no cvs. Yes, there will be cvs soon. Yes, the mailing list defunct. Yes, there will be a new mailing list. The new config method is really … Continue reading →

Threw up the timer article, check it out in the article section

important bugfixes for getopt handling. Addition of the -o parm. GNU autoconf/automake capability. first manpage 🙂 and merged the fbsd patches (header alteration)

My account at shells.clipboard.com got jerked out from under me, so things have been moving around. Once things settle down, I should be able to implement new features (cvs, etc) without worring about “31337 hax0r” script-shits. Visions of databases and … Continue reading →

Sent the joystick article off to LGDC It was picked up by LinuxGames also…

Exactly one year ago, I got inspired and started coding up bmud. Happy Bday bmud 🙂 Lame announcement, huh?

I’ve gotten report on a couple bugs and I wanna give the quick fix instead of waiting for another full release. So here we go 🙂 Permission oopses. The subdirs are group suid, src/prefs.c is -w—-r–, and some files are … Continue reading →

Back from the dead with a vengance 🙂 7 months of dormancy… New things: Now saves color and preferences. new /help features 🙂 /connect altered to allow host/port (/connect mud.net 4000) Connect wizard from Erik Thyren Old gnome .30 stuff … Continue reading →

Mailing list is now operational 🙂 bmud@shells.clipboard.com and bmud-request@shells.clipboard.com. A place to discuss coding, ideas, plans, bugs, help, and whatever else 🙂 To subscribe:echo subscribe | mail bmud-request@shells.clipboard.com To unsubscribe:echo unsubscribe | mail bmud-request@shells.clipboard.com Have fun 🙂