In the fidoip software package, starting from version 1.0.5, support for hypertext Fidonet has appeared
Thirtieth of December on Linux.org.Ru put the news about that in the cross-platform package fidonetovskih programs called fidoip , recently incorporated GoldED, the NSF - a special version of the popular editor fidopochty GoldED +, allowing unhindered access an FGHI URL as a hyperlink. This means that fidoip has added support for hypertext Fidonet .
To fully understand the significance of this news, it is enough to open before you the window of the editorGoldED-NSF or even its previous version - NoSFeRaTU's GoldED + (see the figure on the right). As you can see, in the text of the email being viewed, the email not only highlights the Web URLs (“http: //”), but also the Fidonet URLs (“area: //”), which you can also click on; and under the heading of each letter (bright crimson ) the address bar from which the Fidonet URL can be copied shines.
How to compare this achievement?
According to its expressive capabilities, echo-mail in the hypertext Fidonet (as of the beginning of 2010) is most reminiscent of modern Internet microblogs: there is text, there are hyperlinks, but there is nothing else. True, unlike microblogging, echomail uses a distributed storage system and receives large enough messages (for example,up to 64 kilobytes, given the limitations of FastEcho ; for comparison, you can specify that the same limit is the size of the blog entry in LiveJournal ).
The web as a whole was like that twenty years ago - before the advent of ViolaWWWand Mosaic .
The development of Fidonet will continue, but for now I recommend reading the four pages of comments on LOR : there are funny ones, and there are interesting ones.
To fully understand the significance of this news, it is enough to open before you the window of the editor
How to compare this achievement?
According to its expressive capabilities, echo-mail in the hypertext Fidonet (as of the beginning of 2010) is most reminiscent of modern Internet microblogs: there is text, there are hyperlinks, but there is nothing else. True, unlike microblogging, echomail uses a distributed storage system and receives large enough messages (for example,
The web as a whole was like that twenty years ago - before the advent of ViolaWWW
The development of Fidonet will continue, but for now I recommend reading the four pages of comments