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ProtoMUCK is a derivitive of NeonMUCK, which integrates new features from later Fuzzball muck servers, ideas from the GlowMUCK server, and is made to be more flexable, stable, secure, enhancing the MUCK for both user-end and admin alike.
This project is meant to design (from the outset) and create a distributed, secure, fault tolerant, OS-independent MUD driver, using Java and Java technologies.
UOX:NG is an Ultima Online server emulator written in C for unix systems, and designed to be stable and secure. There is no intention of being feature-complete compared to official UO servers, instead making it easily customizable.
A program written in Python, extending the remote administration of Sphereserver. Provides logging, input and output filtering, user ranks, secure communication and easy extendability. It`s experimentally using wxWindows or Tkinter GUI.
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The Euphoric Ataxia project is an attempt to create a fast, reliable, secure and stable MUD (multi-user dungeon) server and engine entirely in the Java programming language in order to ensure portability.
A virtual reality (VR) system for the Internet based on a secure distributed object system. ADR has been renamed and moved: please see new site interreality.org