• Re: the mobile barrier fo

    From Fae Empress@VERT/INTRANIC to Ogg on Mon Aug 31 08:22:00 2026
    There is also the mobile barrier... BBS systems are just not designed for mobile interaction.

    BinkterPHP seems to be a good approach for the mobile-device user.

    I'm sure that the interface can even be adjusted to mimic the style of X or facebook.

    Synchronet works well for me. I think the design could be improved for mobile devices, but that would just take a little CSS/HTML work.

    A few years ago I worked on a Fediverse/Echomail bridge which could bridge one network into Mastodon/Friendica/Etc. However, I realized that things would get too chaotic, too many messages, etc. So I dropped development. I still have random messages sitting in my echomail base from Mastodon posts while testing.

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  • From MRO@VERT/BBSESINF to Fae Empress on Mon Aug 31 15:39:00 2026
    Re: Re: the mobile barrier for BBS systems
    By: Fae Empress to Ogg on Mon Aug 31 2026 08:22 am

    There is also the mobile barrier... BBS systems are just not designed for mobile interaction.

    BinkterPHP seems to be a good approach for the mobile-device user.

    I'm sure that the interface can even be adjusted to mimic the style of X or facebook.

    Synchronet works well for me. I think the design could be improved for mobile > devices, but that would just take a little CSS/HTML work.

    A few years ago I worked on a Fediverse/Echomail bridge which could bridge one network into Mastodon/Friendica/Etc. However, I realized that things would get too chaotic, too many messages, etc. So I dropped development. I still have random messages sitting in my echomail base from Mastodon posts while testing.

    they have a telegram to fidonet bridge and it looks pretty messy. 2 different Formats of communication.

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