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The purpose of this project is to create a completely free MUD client in VB.NET. The client must support full ansi colour and have a built in scripting environment for triggers and aliases.
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This is a MMORPG. The main focus will be to build a village and craft all your need. This will have a open front end so others may program parts of the client, addons or a whole new client.
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GPL implementation of an UrbanSpoon.com client with features similar to the existing iPod Touch/iPhone client for Windows Mobile 6 Devices, specifically targeting the HTC Raphael (Touch Pro/Fuze) and Diamond platforms.
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Cybera.NET
This is an attempt to port the famous Cybera software to .NET.
Cyber.NET is an attempt to port the famous Cybera Cyber Cafe software to the Microsoft .NET platform. Cybera is written in Visual Basic 6 and needs to be ported to Visual Basic .NET to get ready for the future. The first step is to port the Cybera client to .NET. In the second step the Cybera server will be ported. There will be no new features in the first two steps. If the ports are stable, feature enhancements can taken into account. Help is appreciated as for every open source project :-) -
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