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The Null-modem emulator (com0com) is a kernel-mode virtual serial port driver for Windows. You can create an unlimited number of virtual COM port pairs and use any pair to connect one COM port based application to another. The HUB for communications (hub4com) allows to receive data and signals from one COM or TCP port, modify and send it to a number of other COM or TCP ports and vice versa.

<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).

MUD client for use with the Discworld MUD, if it works for any other MUDs that's a bonus!

PCMan is an easy-to-use telnet client mainly targets BBS users formerly running under MS Windows. PCMan X is a newly developed, open-source and cross-platform version written with wxWidgets, supporting X Window, MS Windows, and Mac OS X.

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.

BBMan is a SSH/SFTP/BBS/telnet Client. Free, opensource and multi-platform support (Windows/Linux/Mac). You can get some screenshots in http://bbman.sf.net/

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.

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!

TelScript. Telnet client as COM object controled by VB script. Dramatically extends telnet client functionality. Win32

taTelnet is a cross-platform telnet program utilizing the wxWindows cross-platform GUI library. The motivation is that most telnet's (especially M$'s) don't work properly and what's worse is that you can't get the source code to fix it.