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DRAKE is a true homebrew game console that consists of specially crafted hardware, system software and games.
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Genelation is currently looking for help! Get a hold of project admin to find out more how you can help. Genelation will follow a timline of ages and therefor will never be the same thin over and over again. Welcome to the future of mudding!
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Atani Software has a primary focus of developing games for various platforms and also try to keep the good old BBS' alive with releases of door games, etc.
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Telnet server for remote administration or MUD servers that is easily customizable and will support external settings from an XML database.
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Qonsole is a collection of classes written in ActionScript2.0/Macromedia flash that emulates an output console similar to many found in operative systems like linux's shell and MS-DOS.
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Bipolar Attitude Shell (biatsh) is a command line interpreter that will sometimes back-talk or play hard-to-get when you ask it to do something. It may also get upset if you don't pay enough attention to it...
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A gathering spot for terminal emulators written in RealBasic and specifically mud clients. As a starting point, we provide RB Terminal Emulation Suite, an extensible frame work for developing terminal emulator clients.
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The Erymyth project's objective is to create a real world to run on the PAiN mud engine, featuring its flexibility, performance, and power.
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The J2MEGL (Java 2 Micro Edition Game Library) is a high-customizable library to speed up the development process involved in games when dealing with repainting, sprites and movement. It is based on the MIDP-1.0 specification.
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Quickfry MUD is focused on going back to the roots of MUDing. In essence, login, explore, and have fun. There is no steep learning curve like the majority of current MUDs. We will have several neat features, notably bots who hold a grudge.
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PMC is a text based mudclient written in perl, utilizing GNU readline, supporting SSL, the MudClientProtocol including local editing support, full telnet negotation support, ANSI support, and is highly extensible.
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A GTK+ MUD client with support for MCCP, MXP, support for the zChat and MudMaster peer-to-peer chat protocols, the MUD sound protocol (MSP), Telnet GA support, regexp trigger support, aliases, Perl and Python plugin support.
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Multisetup is a networking application server that provides a multiple os, thin (multimedia) client based, legacy device friendly environment for home networks. Its an alternative to single OS networks and XP Media Center.
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The Clans was a popular game written for online BBSes back in the day of their great popularity. It is a text-based game featuring inter-BBS communications. It was written initially for Turbo C++, but has been ported to gcc and MSVC
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SClient is an small and fast mud client to be used under X Windows. It\'s designed to be easy to use, so even an newbie can use it without problems but yet so powerful that the most experienced mud addict will find it usefull!
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Clio is a MUD client specifically for MUD2 (a direct descendant of Trubshaw & Bartle's original MUD), but which can also be used with any MUD. Features include ANSI colour, colour logging, scroll back, function keys, command editing, and command history.
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The TinyIDE project is an attempt to create a new MUSH client for coders in TinyMUSH, PennMUSH, etc. This will feature code formatting, object browsing, and general MUSH client functionality.
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Kmc aims to be a mud client that is easy to use but powerful. The two top priorities are power through scripting and configurability, and user comfort. Features ANSI, mud profiles, logging, command history, split/full screen mode and scripting via Perl.
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gqmud is developed by a two man team, mike and chris. Their goal is to provide the linux community with a client that rivals MegaMUD in power. Keep your eyes open, we're serious this time =)
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Python-Talk is a Python implementation of a talker environment, such as Elsewhere-Too (aka ewtoo). It is a new and innovative style of talker, with easy to understand code.
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What is hlmonserv? hlmonserv is a half-life (and half-life mods) monitor that runs as a server on a *nix machine. Hlmonserv allows multiple games to run on the same machine with one centralized console - all acessed via a telnet client.