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jexer
Jexer - Java Text User Interface Library
Jexer is an open-source Text User Interface (TUI) designed to outwardly resemble the Turbo Vision library used by various Borland products. -
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Linpac
Amateur Radio AX.25 chat and PBBS program using Linux's AX.25 stack
A modular console-oriented amateur radio AX.25 keyboard to keyboard chat and PBBS program using Linux's AX.25 stack. Includes support for multiple concurrent connected sessions, a unconnected (UI) message screen, and an automated packet message client -
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Script Echo Color
Terminal text colorizing and simplifies script coding.
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JYMAG
Management & operating of AT-based (e.g. Sagem) mobile phones/modems
JYMAG (Jig Your Music And Graphics) is a program for communicating with serial-port-based mobile phones. It is a free replacement for the Sagem mobile phone software, 'My Pictures and Sounds', and a general-purpose serial terminal. See the project homepage https://jymag.sourceforge.io and the project Wiki in the menu above. -
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Desktop client for Atlantis Talker (http://atlantis.talker.sk/) based on NetBeans Platform. This client will have separate tabs for different channels of communications (private tells, shouts, games, ...)
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A Grid Security Interface (GSI) enabled SSH terminal application based on the SSHTools suite. Users can use GSI-SSHTerm as an easy way of connecting to the Grid.
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Morph is a cross-platform program that abstracts the Windows and Linux command line environments to help teach students or others not familiar with the command line how to use it in a way that is user friendly.
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NimpSmartCard is a framework to interact with smart cards through PC/SC readers as well as test/production readers such as Micropross and Smartware. The framework comes with sample tasks and a sample terminal manager which supports scripts and logs
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A software implementation of a ray hardware client, and/or a Java implementation of the appliance link protocol (ALP).
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Secure File Transfer for Windows with Cerberus by RedwoodCerberus supports unlimited users and connections on a single IP, with built-in encryption, 2FA, and a browser-based web client — all deployable in under 15 minutes with a 25-day free trial.
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JVRMUDClient is a simple client for MUD ( Multi User Dungeons ) written in java. Supports mini-map, colourful ansi terminal, will support triggers, scripts,...
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JMrTools, is inspired by the MrTools Perl Project (Written by Robert Marino). This JAVA project implements ssh telnet, scp, rsync, sftp, ftp, and stdio. Providing execution/transfer of commands, script, or files on Multiple hosts concurrently.
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JavaLightServer is a multi-purpose server that can be used to share our desktop across the Internet with other authorized clients. It provides also a secure connection using SSL certificates.
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SDoc is a fast, easy to use Java syntax highlighting library for Swing. It is implemented as a custom Swing text document that uses JFlex.
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FreeM** is a flexible client for MOO, MUD, and similar. Feature requests welcome; send them to funnyman3595@gmail.com.
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The Kava Telnet Application is complete telnet and SSH application featuring pluggable modules for easy customization. This is an up-to-date "fixed-and-patched" fork of the fantastic JTA project by Matthias Jugel and Marcus Meissner.
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MultiExecutor is a tool for managing distributed unix like systems and databases that has jdbc drivers. Only entering from one console you can execute same script or command on multiple machines and you can see the results seperately.
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qsh is a shell for any operating system. It is coded in java so it inherits the pros and cons of java. It is in a very nascent stage, but all the regular commands work: Directory navigation, file tasks etc.
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A powerful Java-based command line shell and text console API. The text console uses Swing in order to be fully cross-platform and also provides for the use of native console APIs such as Curses and the Windows console.
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JTelnet is a simple telnet library for Java with a few demo applications. One is a simple command line telnet, another is a Swing component that includes VT100 emulation.
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FreeHost3270 is a complete 3270-to-web solution, providing single-point deployment of legacy 3270 applications to unlimited clients. It delivers either a java applet-based TN3270 emulator, or a stand alone application with rich GUI.
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TJTerm is an open source serial port terminal program written in Java, running on Linux, Mac OS and Windows. It supports color, logging, macros, graphical hex and/or ASCII input and output and more.
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A MUD client completely written in java. It is especially designed for use with the Discworld MUD (discworld.atuin.net) but can be used with any other text based MUD. The program can parse ANSI colour control characters to enable coloured output.
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Smartconn is to create end-to-end connectivity at all the levels to various unix servers and working on them remotely with minimum over head and faster response.
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