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QTerm
QT based telnet terminal with TLS encription
<b>PROJECT MOVED TO GITHUB</b> https://github.com/SpongeBobSun/QTerm This is a terminal emulator written in QT. Support telnet protocol and support TLS encryption. You can use this emulator to connect mainframes like HP nonstop server & etc. Since it's written in QT so it's cross platform (Windows, Mac OS X,Linux). -
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MudMaster 2k6
Up to date MUD client evolved from the original MudMaster
...User customized script buttons in the status bar let you add mouse click functionality. Has web interactivity via the /showMeViaWeb command. Mudmaster 2k6 also can be run on Linux under WINE. Questions? Ask them in our Sourceforge Forums ( https://sourceforge.net/p/mm2k6/discussion/ ) More at http://mm2k6.sourceforge.net/mm2k6/ -
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HexNET
A simple telnet (and possibly SSH) server
Sourceforge is no longer being updated! This project has merged into another that can be found here: https://github.com/nicrohobak/Toolbox ------------------------------------------------------------ A simple telnet server originally developed as a foundation to a MUD server project called HexMUD. These project should be maintained alongside each other, but this particular project should be a very generic telnet/SSH server and nothing more.
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