> I said if you release a Windows and a DOS version, you've covered all bases,
> as both will run quite happily under OS/2, Unix, and for that matter even on
> a Mac these days.

  I'll give you that much.  I'm currently running VBBS-DOS under OS/2, and I
wouldn't settle for anything else.  VBBS/2 just isn't good enough to be worth
it, and a definite lack of support utilities is a major problem.  I'm
basically just using OS/2 because it's a better DOS than DOS. =)

  The only advantage to an OS/2 native version would be for those poor fools
who registered VBBS/2, believing that it would actually get some support from
Roland. <g>
                            /\/ Richard Glidden \/\

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