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Screenwm is an extension to GNU Screen that adds (1) multiple region layouts within a single session, (2) vi-like movement within complex layouts, (3) window associations by region, and (4) control of remote/embedded sessions using standard bindings.

SendCommand is a Perl script that uses the Expect library to automate telnet and ssh sessions on remote hosts (Cisco, Netscreen, Bluecoat and more). Executes commands and outputs results to stdout or into files. It aims to be a very flexible tool.

This is a Terminal connection manager (no GUI), intended to be used with your favorite Terminal application (Konsole, Gnome-Terminal, yakuake, and so on) or to be used in machines with no GUI available.

screenie - screen(1) session handler (wrapper)

Etherboot is Open Source code for creating boot ROMs for network booting x86 platforms. It is also a coordination point for information about free software related to network booting. This is an auxiliary site for http://sourceforge.net/projects/etherboot

Arabeyes is a Meta project that is aimed at fully supporting the Arabic language in the Unix/Linux environment. It is designed to be a central location to standardize the Arabization process. Arabeyes relies on voluntary contributions.

Etherboot is Open Source code for creating boot ROMs for network booting x86, AMD64, Itanium, Hammer, Hyperstone and ARM (noMMU) platforms.

metashell is a lightweight, heavy punch, interactive, intelligent command-line shell. The amazing difference with metashell lies in its ability to determine a file's datatype, and automatically run your desired applications.

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Web-based UNIX terminal. Useful when you only have ftp access to remote machine. Uses AJAX to reduce response time.

A MUD-Client for Windows (Win32) and KDE, featuring perl, python and ruby scripting, as well as multi-window output. The main focus is a very strong scripting engine (nearly everything is accessible from a script) while trying to stay user friendly.

central-ssh (cssh) is a Perl program that allows systems administrators to run multiple arbitrary commands on multiple arbitrary hosts from one central host. Straight CLI or config file can be used.

A daemon used for automating ssh sessions via XML. The automation process is prompt driven and capable of handling conditional prompts as well. 100% Perl Cpan modules required. Will reduce soon Net::Server XML::Simple Net::SSH::Perl Data::Dumper::Simple

Packages, Scripts, documentation and howto deploy an important number of X-Terminals using a cluster of XTerminal servers. Target is 2000 and more terminals with a cluster of XTerm servers

Kmc aims to be a mud client that is easy to use but powerful. The two top priorities are power through scripting and configurability, and user comfort. Features ANSI, mud profiles, logging, command history, split/full screen mode and scripting via Perl.

What is hlmonserv? hlmonserv is a half-life (and half-life mods) monitor that runs as a server on a *nix machine. Hlmonserv allows multiple games to run on the same machine with one centralized console - all acessed via a telnet client.

Playlist Warlock is a text-based front-end for mpg123, written in Perl. It is intended to provide users with the playlist browsing and song selection of a gui mp3 player from any terminal. The perfect solution for old-school terminals and mobile systems

EasyPass is a entrance and cash system written in perl with support for almost all MCRs

Wordindex takes huge amounts of document type files (html, pdf, zip, text, ps, etc...) and full text indexes them. All data is stored in a MySQL database and a alpha web based search util has been written.

Rock: Crashed Plane (R2) (http://www.dillfrog.com/games/r2/) is an open source multi-user dungeon (dimension, or sometimes domain) coded in the perl programming language and licensed under the GNU General Public License. The majority of the code was open-sourced as a courtesy when the original server was taken offline. The codebase is largely abandoned, and has not been updated to follow best practices. Use with caution.