Hi everyone,

I compiled my first Linux door recently and it works nicely with MBSE. It
is too early for me to say too much yet but I am working with Andrew in
doing some more testing.

It's quite easy to set up my Linux doors with MBSE. :)

Later,
Sean

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Hello Sean!

Thursday May 27 2021 19:51, you wrote to All:

Hi everyone,

I compiled my first Linux door recently and it works nicely with MBSE.
It is too early for me to say too much yet but I am working with
Andrew in doing some more testing.

It's quite easy to set up my Linux doors with MBSE. :)

Is it a Linux door or run under Dos fossil ?

Vincent
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Vincent Coen wrote to Sean Dennis <=-

Is it a Linux door or run under Dos fossil ?

It is a 64-bit native door compiled under Slackware 16 14.2 using Free
Pascal. I am going to fork the doorkit I am using to include my 20+ years' worth of code I have written and I will then be able to produce doors for
DOS, OS/2, Linux, and Windows (32 and 64 bit).

The door is a Mastermind (like the board game) door written by Rick Parrish, the author of the doorkit I am forking, as a sample door. It's quite fun if you like logic puzzles.

Later,
Sean

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