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2008-05-29
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I use tf over ssh with screen. Good stuff. It's a pretty weak client without screen, though.
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2008-05-29
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2008-06-01
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Hey, nice to see this released!
Thanks a lot hans-castorp!
The only MUD client I ever played was Medievia some 6 years ago.
Any good suggestions on something more recent that is very laid back and easy to get into?
These used to be my favorite time wasters back when I was a raging dork!
Thanks a lot hans-castorp!
The only MUD client I ever played was Medievia some 6 years ago.
Any good suggestions on something more recent that is very laid back and easy to get into?
These used to be my favorite time wasters back when I was a raging dork!
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2008-06-06
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achaea www.achaea.com is a really polished mud and very highly populated. Its really great imo.
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2008-06-06
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Ah, great! I've been surprised by the lack of MUD clients. I've been strangely interested in those ever since DSLinux got networking capability; MUDs are still rich and modern games, yet actually run on a text-based platform. (Ran via Telnet, then I ported Tintin++, which is a really great light-weight client).
I definitely recommend Achaea. "Accursed Lands" is also very new and sounds very ambitious. Mume has also struck me as rather interesting because it has a player-driven rules system, although I haven't found it as polished as those two.
Now, back to MUD clients... are there any others to be played with that have been ported to Maemo?
I definitely recommend Achaea. "Accursed Lands" is also very new and sounds very ambitious. Mume has also struck me as rather interesting because it has a player-driven rules system, although I haven't found it as polished as those two.
Now, back to MUD clients... are there any others to be played with that have been ported to Maemo?
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2008-06-09
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i'm not sure? is there one in particular you would like?
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2008-06-17
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One program I've been using for a while is gnome-mud. Simple, but with some interesting GUI goodies -- and it has a .desktop file in /usr/share/applications, which is a huge plus in my books 
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Last edited by Picklesworth; 2008-06-17 at 16:52.
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2008-07-31
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OH DUDE! I didn't even know anybody had compiled this over to maemo! Even a .deb!!! THANK YOU MUCHLY!!
You have provided me a much-needed portable way to get my MUSH/MUCK/etc fix in wherever I go without having to ssh over to a server where I've installed it.
Domo arigato gozaimasu!!
You have provided me a much-needed portable way to get my MUSH/MUCK/etc fix in wherever I go without having to ssh over to a server where I've installed it.
Domo arigato gozaimasu!!
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2009-01-08
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Originally Posted by Navi
How do you use it with SSH? Is there a method? I 'm on linux and have been using KBTIN but I want to use SSH rather than telnet and KBTIN sucks for SSH MUD connection. I want to connect to a MUD through SSH but am missing something important about how it works. I use screen and XTERM always. In order to SSH, do you just in your own LINUX OS term just type SSH plus username@computername before starting TinyFugue everytime? Otherwise how can you tell it is in SSH mode?
I use tf over ssh with screen. Good stuff. It's a pretty weak client without screen, though.
you need to put the library files in /usr/local/share/tf-lib
they are available here: http://www.dpo.uab.edu/~rcloud/tf-lib.tgz
The source compiles cleanly, its available here http://internap.dl.sourceforge.net/s...tf-50b8.tar.gz
to connect to your mud, just type /connect host port
to quit: /quit
Last edited by hans-castorp; 2008-05-29 at 17:51.