The Model 100 was great at going online before the internet, via the internal modem (or perhaps an external one). Getting stock quotes, using compuserve and or course reporters logging stories was what the m100 was all about. BBSing was even a reasonable proposition before ANSI graphics. Club 100 had a BBS up until the 90s which one could directly call with a model T and download software. I think there is clearly a need for this again: a low speed dialup bbs system which people with classic systems could use to circumvent the internet entirely.
On Tue, 26 Mar 2019 at 19:06, James Zeun <[email protected]> wrote: > > A recent question posed on here has led me to follow up with a question of my > own. > > The only time I've been 'online' with my M100, is via serial terminal to a > Linux system. > > I was wondering what other online options are available. What can the M100 > manage? IRC? Email? > > > > Sent from my HUAWEI P20 lite on Three.
