Hi, Why not use Fizmo? It should also be in the IF Archive or can be found on spellbreaker.org. It's a Debian package which is how I found it, so you can get the source from any Debian mirror. Yes, it does Blorb. I've had good luck with it, but I prefer Frotz. On 11/19/2009 8:16 PM, Zachary Kline wrote: > In my attempts to find an interactive fiction interpreter which works > well with Speakup, I stumbled upon jzip. This is a bit older than frotz > and isn't maintained, but it supports all the modern interactive > fiction standards with the exception of blorb. I thought of cutting my > teeth in C by trying to integrate Andrew Plotkin's Blorblib with it. > The termcap-based interface is compilable if you link with the ncurses > library. It works quite nicely, and doesn't suffer from the frotz > habbit of repeating old text when the screen fills. > It can be found at the IF archive, in /interpreters-infocom-zcode/zip. > The version I have is from 2000, and unfortunately doesn't respect the > unix convention and extract into its own directory. > I'm not sure how many interactive fiction players are on this list, but > I thought I'd pass this along. >
