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    Fluent Terminal

    Fluent Terminal

    A Terminal Emulator based on UWP and web technologies

    FluentTerminal is a modern terminal emulator for Windows built using UWP (Universal Windows Platform) and web technologies. It offers a sleek, tabbed interface and supports a variety of shell environments like PowerShell, CMD, WSL, plus remote shells via SSH/Mosh. Terminal for PowerShell, CMD, WSL or custom shells. Built-in support for SSH and Mosh connections. Supports tabs and multiple windows. Theming and appearance configuration. Import/Export themes, import iTerm themes.
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    XPrevail is a powerful .NET object prevalence, aspects and inspection framework, it provide a transparent persistence mechanism over all business objects. XPrevail still include dynamic support to aspect oriented programming and remote object inspection!
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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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