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TinyFugue can be obtained from http://tf.tcp.com/~hawkeye/tf/<br>
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TinyFugue can be obtained from http://tinyfugue.sourceforge.net/<br>
 
TinyFuge (TF) is a flexible, screen-oriented (console) MUD client, for use with any type of MUD.<br>
 
TinyFuge (TF) is a flexible, screen-oriented (console) MUD client, for use with any type of MUD.<br>
  
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The learning curve for TF is a bit steep, but once you have figured out the syntax for creating macroes/triggers/etc you may never go back to your old clients.
 
The learning curve for TF is a bit steep, but once you have figured out the syntax for creating macroes/triggers/etc you may never go back to your old clients.
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There is a copy of the TinyFugue Documentation available on this server at: http://melanarchy.info/tf
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If you have trouble building tf on Leopard add #include <sys/types.h> to the list of includes in src/malloc.c
  
 
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Latest revision as of 22:53, 15 October 2008

TinyFugue can be obtained from http://tinyfugue.sourceforge.net/
TinyFuge (TF) is a flexible, screen-oriented (console) MUD client, for use with any type of MUD.

There are, supported, versions available for UNIX, OS/2, Windows, MacOS, BeOS. There are also unsupported version for VMS and Amiga.

The learning curve for TF is a bit steep, but once you have figured out the syntax for creating macroes/triggers/etc you may never go back to your old clients.

There is a copy of the TinyFugue Documentation available on this server at: http://melanarchy.info/tf

If you have trouble building tf on Leopard add #include <sys/types.h> to the list of includes in src/malloc.c