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MultiMail is an offline mail packet reader for Unix and other systems. It currently supports the Blue Wave, QWK, OMEN, OPX and SOUP formats. It has a full screen, color user interface, built with the curses library.
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RNtrack (aka FTrack-AS) is a mail tracker/router for FidoNet-like networks. It has support for a popular message bases: MSG, PKT, Squish and JAM. Perl-scripting support does its work very flexible.
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husky is a bunch of os-independent software for fidonet. It consitsts of tosser hpt, fileechoprocessor htick, message editor msged TE, libraries fidoconfig, smapi etc. Russian documentation may be found in Wiki http://sf.net/apps/mediawiki/husky/ The new development has been moved to https://github.com/huskyproject/
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This is a successor of the well-known GoldED Fidonet Mail Reader/Editor. The new development has been moved to https://github.com/golded-plus/golded-plus/
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This project is to provide a repository of FTN applications, especially those that do not otherwise have public project space, for use on Fidonet Technology Networks (FTN) systems.
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Turquoise SuperStat
Statistics for Usenet News and Fidonet echomail
Turquoise SuperStat reads the contents of a Fidonet message area in one of its supported formats, or standard Usenet news spools, and creates statistics. Turquoise SuperStat supports Squish, *.MSG, FDAPX/w, JAM, MyPoint and tanstaafl's message area base format, and Usenet news groups, either via standard Usenet news spools, or over NNTP. -
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TNSDrive BBS is a system enabling a front-user end to different information resources under LINUX operation system.
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Lightspeed golf course management softwareFrom tee sheet management, point of sale and payment processing to marketing, automation, reporting and more—Lightspeed is built for the pro shop, restaurant, back office, beverage cart and beyond.
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QFE is full-featured cross-platform FTN message editor with a graphical interface. It written on C++/Qt and does not depend on either KDE, Gnome or other window managers. All operations with FIDO message base use fidoconfig library from HUSKY project.
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Echoedit is a full-featured FTN message editor with a graphical interface. It has been written on C++ using MSVC7. All operations with FIDO message base are performed with the help of it's own library FML. It works on all major versions of Windows.
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Argus is an Open Source, free for non-commercial use, full-featured FTN mailer designed to work as a multi-line system using two widely used data exchange transports - Dial-up networking and TCP/IP - simultaneously
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Fidonet Technology Network (FTN) Client with integrated mail reader, tosser and scanner. Runs on Linux, in text mode. (console or remote) No active development has taken place since 2000, but it might be reopened in the future.
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This is a small project attempting to convert various DOS/Amiga/etc Fidonet related packages to Linux. All releases will be GPL. And help is needed.
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