Clone a BBS in Linux.

Hi! I am professional C/C++/C#/Java/Python programmer! I can do this project with highest quality! Best regards, Szymszteinsl

My name is Mike and I’m from UK. I work with individual clients and also provide outsourcing services for a number of UK and USA based agencies. Your project description sounds interesting to me and I do have skills & experience that is required to complete this project. I can show you some examples of my work. Please contact me to discuss your project.

Hi, I have PLENTY of C programming experience under Linux (starting in 1996 when I was a student), so I am pretty comfortable about writing C code under Linux (I use mainly Debian myself, but I can't see why code that I compile under Debian won't work under CentOS). I am also familiar with DOS from the late 1980s and early 1990s; I wrote quite a bit of software back then under Turbo Pascal for an old Mitac Paragon XT with 640k of memory, including a wordprocessing program which was 5000 lines of Turbo Pascal code. Hence, I am familiar with the functionality of the old DOS systems. I don't have a working Windows system at home, but I have some old computers at home on which I could install DOS (probably freedos) and install your BBS system to see it working. However, this would take me some time, so I don't really want to have to do it unless you agree to pay me some token amount (maybe $10 or $20) for the amount of time that it would take me to do this. Do you have any screenshots (or even cellphone camera photographs of the screen) of the BBS program running under DOS? However, in general, I would be keen to work on your project. Regards, Sunny

I'm an inexperienced programmer but I'm willing to work as little as nothing as long as I can get some interesting projects to work on. I know a large number of programming languages from C to Rust and I only use Linux, so I would definitely be willing to write this program in Linux. I highly recommend and would be willing to write your app using the Rust programming language, which would give you the benefit of working on every operating system with the performance of C/C++ without the insecurities. Rust is the only language created to date that can truly be called 'safe' and it has a lot of ambition going for it. I could still write this in a dumb language like C, but if you're interested in getting a Rust version of your application for the modern era of computing, I can try my hand at it.