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Eppy · 03-15-2006, 10:30 PM

Two weeks ago, I bought a new Mac Mini (with the new dual core Intel chip) to play with. My first task was to find a decent MUD client. I tried a few and wound up settling for Cantrip. It did what I needed it to do and supported MCCP compression. I liked it better than Savitar and Rapscallion. It played nicely with the version of Mac OSX on the box (10.4.something).

(That said, a few days ago I unhooked my new Mac Mini and am now trying to find instructions on how to turn it into a DVR. It's a total piece of junk as a workstation, imho. I use a Penguin (debian) box at work and a 3 year-old gaming box (windows) at home, and both severely outperform this little playtoy.)

03-15-2006, 10:30 PM	#4
Eppy New Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 9	Two weeks ago, I bought a new Mac Mini (with the new dual core Intel chip) to play with. My first task was to find a decent MUD client. I tried a few and wound up settling for Cantrip. It did what I needed it to do and supported MCCP compression. I liked it better than Savitar and Rapscallion. It played nicely with the version of Mac OSX on the box (10.4.something). (That said, a few days ago I unhooked my new Mac Mini and am now trying to find instructions on how to turn it into a DVR. It's a total piece of junk as a workstation, imho. I use a Penguin (debian) box at work and a 3 year-old gaming box (windows) at home, and both severely outperform this little playtoy.)