A new BBS offering space themed door games including TWGS and more.
Star Collision BBS was a RemoteAccess BBS founded in the summer of 1993, mainly focusing on text files, DOS utilities and FidoNet echomail conferences.
The BBS was re-opened on August 3, 2019, now using Mystic BBS. It will focus on echomail conferences and file echos for the time being, with more to come in the future.
StarDoc 134 has been updated and online.
WWIV On Linux running latests development for testing
10 Nodes, telnet, and Web Interface
WWIVnet, Doors, and fun
Running Lord Native under Linux
Sci-fi and fantasy bbs. Over 200 doors and 10 message networks.
Strange Planet is pure nostalgia from 90’s. Amiga BBS running on Cnet 3.05D with custom Amiga ascii. We have active file base with the latest releases as well Oldskool Warez Archive with thousands of files from legendary boards such Boondocs, Cement City.
It is on C64/JiffyDos, CMD HD, Ultimate 1541-II+
The original Commodore 64 BBS TARDIS 64 is part of the NISSA network. We have online games, file systems, and message bases. Check it out.
TARDIS BBS is a multi-node bulletin board system for enthusiasts of retro computing, ham radio, 3D printing, and electronics repair. We're a community hub where vintage tech collectors, tinkerers, and hobbyists connect through message forums, file libraries, and classic door games. Think of it as a digital clubhouse for people who appreciate the technology everyone else threw away.
The modern implementation of the TARDIS BBS
A simple, custom-built telnet service that serves the King James Version of the Bible over a text-based interface. Users can connect via telnet (telnetbible.com on port 6400) and navigate or search Bible verses using classic terminal commands. It’s designed to work with both vintage computers (such as Commodore 64, Apple II, IMSAI 8080 and Altair 8800) and modern ANSI-capable terminal emulators, offering a nostalgic, retro-style experience of browsing scripture from a telnet session. You can also connect via SSH (ssh guest@telnetbible.com) SSH password is also "guest". Once signed up, SSH will work with your own credentials. The BBS Software is written in RUST for this particular use.
A resurrected board from around 2017, Terminal Underground strives to become a home for those who are interested in Retro Computing/Consoles, Psychedelic music, Radio, and bits of of random but interesting information.
Based in Dunedin, New Zealand this BBS is a reincarnation of a system that operated from Hamilton, New Zealand around 1993-1995.
Back in 1995 Agency BBS used Renegade BBS software and was a member of several message networks including RGSNet, FidoNet, DemiMonde and LocNet.
These days the BBS runs using Mystic BBS software and is active in the fsxNet message network. Mystic is cool software that is still actively under development. The sysop (Avon) is happy to help new users set this software up for themselves should they be interested.
Agency BBS aims to cater for users worldwide who would like to experience and enjoy a bit of retro ‘old school’ technology that’s still alive and well in today’s Internet / website / email etc. dominated world.
BBS hosted in San Antonio Texas hosting the Alamo.