🚀 go-pugleaf

Alan Ford <alan@whirlnet.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> On Thu, 30 Dec 1999 19:12:28 +0000,
> Richard Clayton <richard@turnpike.com> wrote:
>>In article <257516313wnr@nemesis.nu>, Neil Barker <Neil@nemesis.nu>
>>writes
>>
>>>Would the 'supported' DOS software be included in this, by any chance ?
>>
>>You clearly haven't been reading demon.ip.support.pc lately :(
>>have a peek at <+ypcqNIrBmY4EAt2@turnpike.com>

> That's an excellent report, and if I was still regularly using the DOS
> software I would have found it useful. 

> But why should users of the DOS software have to read that newsgroup to
> find out about that? I am sure not all users of the software read it, in
> fact it often surprises me the number of DOS Demon users I still see 
> posting around usenet.

And those still using the supported[1] AmigaDIS version of KA9Q
are presumably up shit creek without a paddle

[1] we have never been informed[2] that it is no longer supported,
many Amiga users got Demon accounts because Demon _support_ 
access with the Amiga.

[2] other than by an offhand comment by Richard Clayton in d.s
a couple of months ago which was _never_ officially confirmed
even though I specifically asked for it to be.

crossposted, it may save some people some problems, after all
they still have a few hours to read it, connect to the FTP
server and get some decent software (which AFAICT is ok...).

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