Open Source Terminals - Page 5

OpenLubbs - Light Usable Bulletin Board System. An Open Source version of the original text BBS used at Lancaster University, UK. The goal is to improve the code and make it web based. The project is not affiliated or endorsed by Lancaster University.

PHPOS: this is a command line based system with different commands and utilitys. This might seem dull but the changelling feature is that it is writen in PHP. It is compiled using the PHP compiler so you dont have to have php installed.

Pachi Battle System PC is a software utility that, when combined with the cable we tell you how to build, will allow you to monitor pachislo and (hopefully) pachinko machines. Ideal for the hobbyist and 100% free of charge for private use.

This library was designed to send commands and receive analog to digital sensor input from a Pontech SV203 microcontroller board. The library consists of one primary class (SV203) and several support files. This has functions to control all servo funct

PalmPanel is an application framework which allows Palm Pilot handheld computers to be used as graphical terminals for host applications running on Linux/*BSD machines.

Pastebin CLI allows users to upload snippets of text ,usually code.which returns a permanent link to the uploaded snippet.Pastebins are very popular in chat groups like IRC. Note-This code is not from pastebin.com. PLEASE READ README file to install

Provides access to a GPS device, fully written in perl

PocketPuTTY is a Pocket PC port of famous PuTTY (SSH client). Smartphone support is also planned. The long-term goal is to get PocketPuTTY included into official PuTTY development tree.

PuTTY Terminal Deployer allows dynamic PuTTY secure shell (SSH) logins to multiple UNIX servers. Host, IP addresses and AES encrypted/Base64 encoded passwords are read from a configuration file. All GUI labels are created dynamically from this info.

Python-Talk is a Python implementation of a talker environment, such as Elsewhere-Too (aka ewtoo). It is a new and innovative style of talker, with easy to understand code.

Serial terminal based on QT library.

Quickfry MUD is focused on going back to the roots of MUDing. In essence, login, explore, and have fun. There is no steep learning curve like the majority of current MUDs. We will have several neat features, notably bots who hold a grudge.

A real-time serial port device driver, works with RT-Linux and RTAI.

NxServLiv allow compressed remote X sessions using NoMachine's NX oss libraries. Like ssh terminal but graphical. Work from Modem to Lan with different compression ratios. Developed initially for the Spanish distro LiVux

Schnitzel is a terminal server based on VNC and PHP which allows people to use their "graphic shells" like webmail based systems

Secom is an object-oriented library of portable, reusable components for communicating over serial devices. With secom you can develop an application that will compile and execute on Posix and Windows, with little to no changes to the source code.

ttypatch is a Linux application that permits two or more "serial port user programs" to reliably connect to each other without the use of actual serial ports. Also acts as a virtual patch panel among any number of real and virtual serial ports.

Serial Debugger, moninter and control the behavior of the serial ports.

Simple Serial COM read/write program. I needed it for Caller ID read modem driver so it has command auto complete for AT commands. It is a good replacement for HyperTerminal. Made for .NET Framework 2.0

PROJECT MOVED TO: https://github.com/damogranlabs/serial-tool See releases page: https://github.com/damogranlabs/serial-tool/releases Serial Tool is a utility for developing serial communications, custom protocols or device testing. You can set up bytes to send accordingly to your protocol and save configuration to a file – which can be used another time. You can send multiple byte arrays, you can send sequence of different byte arrays and put delay between them. You can read data in HEX or ASCII. You can even write a note to yourself like: “CH1: toggle LED 1”.

This application is a ASCII-based data scope. When used with a 'spy' cable such as the CBL-Full-1A product from www.commfront.com this progrmam shows the ASCII chars on both sides of a comm link. There are three main tabs on the user interface. The 'Vertical' tab displays the comm link conversation in a vertically-scrolling half-duplex mode. Each 'side' of the conversation is detected by the user-configured 'start msg' and 'end msg' byte sequence. The 'Horizontal' tab shows bytes, one at a time, as they are received on each side of the link so the relative timing relationships can be monitored. Printable ASCII chars are shown. Non-printable are shown with a '0x' prefix. The two sides of this link referred to as 'Port 1' and 'Port 2'. Each side must communicate at the same baud rate. Each side can have its' own start message and end message character configurations. A log tab where state and error messages can be reviewed.

System tray caller id applet for Windows based on .NET framework. Turns on caller ID function of the modem, and when any output occurs (a call comes in), a small log window appears showing all text, verbatim.

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The goal of Slipper is to control peer to peer applications on a remote server. This might be of some use to people behind firewalls and proxies and are being banned on some ports (ie napter, gnutella), but ftp and telnet ports are still available.

A mailing service code written in JAVA where users can mail content without logging in their respective email ids. Very useful for organizations with high security.