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From: Michael.Willey@abnamro.com
Newsgroups: nu.kanga.list.mud-dev
Date: Thu, 11 Jun 1998 10:21:01 -0500
Organization: Kanga.Nu
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Subject: [MUD-Dev] Re: In game bulletin boards vs. Web based.
Author: mud-dev@kanga.nu (Richard Woolcock <KaVir@dial.pipex.com>)
Date: 6/11/98 7:16 AM
>As an aside, I appear to be receiving each email twice from mud-dev.
So do I... but on with the discussion.
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>I would say the typical mudder at University these days plays from
>within a
>window on a 486 using some form of client.
This is completely dependant on *which* University you're talking about - I
worked in the University of Michigan until '96, and when I left they had
just finished contruction on a four-story Engineering Library/Computing
center. The typical computer in a lab anywhere around campus was a
PowerMac or a Pentium, and a handful of engineering labs stocked with
Sparc10 workstations.
That's certainly as above normal as your example was below... My guess as
to the typical student's available computer right this moment: a low-end
Pentium, or the equivalent Mac.