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====== BBS Client Software ====== | ====== BBS Client Software ====== | ||
- | This page contains a list of known Telnet / SSH clients for connecting to a BBS and is a work in progress. If you spot something that should be added, edited etc. please get in touch: < | + | This page contains a list of known Telnet / SSH clients for connecting to a BBS and is a work in progress. |
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+ | If you spot something that should be added, edited etc. please get in touch: < | ||
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+ | ===== MuffinTerm ===== | ||
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+ | MuffinTerm is a terminal program for connecting to bulletin board systems (BBSes) over the Internet via telnet. | ||
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+ | It’s designed to visually emulate traditional PC text-mode hardware of the dial-up BBS era: The original MDA and CGA from 1981; EGA from 1984; and the popular VGA introduced in 1987. Starting with version 1.1, it also emulates the VIC-II video generator from 1982, as used by one of the most popular home computers of the 8-bit era. | ||
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+ | It interprets the standard terminal sequences for controlling text attributes such as color and screen layout, and supports the most popular file transfer protocols (X/ | ||
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+ | On iPad or iPhone, an external keyboard is recommended, | ||
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+ | ^Homepage|[[https:// | ||
+ | ^Compatible|macOS 11 or later or iOS/iPadOS 14 or later| | ||
+ | ^Transf.Prot.|ZModem, | ||
+ | ^Open Source|No | | ||
===== NetRunner ===== | ===== NetRunner ===== | ||
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ConnectBot is a secure shell client for the Android platform. Its ultimate goal is to create a secure connection through which you can use a shell on a remote machine and transfer files back and forth to your phone. | ConnectBot is a secure shell client for the Android platform. Its ultimate goal is to create a secure connection through which you can use a shell on a remote machine and transfer files back and forth to your phone. | ||
- | ^Homepage| https:// | + | ^Homepage| |
^Compatible| Android| | ^Compatible| Android| | ||
^Transf.Prot.| None| | ^Transf.Prot.| None| | ||
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Mystic BBS, comes with an utility called NodeSpy. Inside NodeSpy is built a telnet client, that can be used to access BBSes. | Mystic BBS, comes with an utility called NodeSpy. Inside NodeSpy is built a telnet client, that can be used to access BBSes. | ||
- | ^Homepage|http:// | + | ^Homepage|[[http:// |
^Compatible|Windows, | ^Compatible|Windows, | ||
^Transf.Prot.| X/Y/ZModem | | ^Transf.Prot.| X/Y/ZModem | |