I&#x27;ve been considering starting a Color 64 BBS on the web, in my copious free time. I ran one when I was a kid, and still have (one of) the floppy disk(s) it ran off of. I doubt it is still readable, and most of the stuff I did with it back then (piracy, phreaking, and PETSCII art) doesn&#x27;t hold any interest for me now. I did write some games for it that I&#x27;d probably be interested to look at again, just for the amusement.<p>I have a real C64, but I wouldn&#x27;t want to run it off of that, since I don&#x27;t have always-on Internet or power (I travel full-time)...I&#x27;d go with an emulator running on a server somewhere. I have my doubts it would actually garner a community, however, which is the primary thing preventing me from putting the effort into it. It&#x27;d be fun to tinker, regardless, and I believe Greg Pfountz made Color 64 free software a few years back, so I wouldn&#x27;t even need to pirate it to obtain it (since I don&#x27;t have a 1541 or 1571 drive to read the disk, even if it is still readable).<p>Edit: Color 64 info here <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.zimmers.net&#x2F;bbs&#x2F;c6bbs.html" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.zimmers.net&#x2F;bbs&#x2F;c6bbs.html</a>
Downloads here: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;software.bbsdocumentary.com&#x2F;COMMODORE&#x2F;C64&#x2F;COLOR64&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;software.bbsdocumentary.com&#x2F;COMMODORE&#x2F;C64&#x2F;COLOR64&#x2F;</a>