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Subj: Re: Vintage WinXP Packet?
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Sent: 260521/0813Z 42291@UT1HZM.KREM.POL.UKR.EU BPQ6.0.25
Hello Chris and all.
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> R:260519/0232Z 7353@KQ6UP.#SCA.CA.USA.NOAM BPQ6.0.24
>
> Any folks out there have fun with vintage software/hardware
> running Windows XP? One of my favorite PR programs that
> runs on XP is WinPAC. It is a very powerful PR terminal
> and mailbox application -- I would say it is the high water
> mark of packet radio terminal programs. Anyone still use
> this, or remember it?
>
> -73 de Chris KQ6UP
>
>
My bbs still run under XP + BPQ32, just old P-4 PC don't wants
to dead and doing well.
Of course its not optimal on electricity consumption, but its
too lazy for me to change the platform.
Although I have RPi4 and few more modern PCs,
but for my tasks (HF packet with software modems) windows xp
is doing well.
Used Winpack much in past, but now to read/write bbs bulls simple
web interface and pop/smtp - for p-mails is more comfortable.
The only drawback of web/pop/smtp - is lack automatic 7plus data
files code/decode but that kind of traffic is very low and not
have much sense now at all, at least for me.
73, Sergej.
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