This software provides a TELNET and VT100 emulator that can run on a flash player. It enables users to access remote computers through a virtual terminal with a graphical interface. With easy setup and utilization, it is a reliable solution for connecting to remote systems.
Soiled is an exceptional TELNET client and terminal emulator that comes with a myriad of exceptional features. It is designed to suit different screen types such as VT102, VT100, xterm, among others. If you're a mud client (running in line-by-line mode with additional features) looking for server software, Soiled has just the right one for you to try out, complete with various mud related protocols.
This program boasts an advanced haXe implementation that can run on flash player versions nine and beyond. This aspect makes it a convenient way to provide users with easy access to TELNET based services on web pages. It has a range of other features for playing muds, including the ability to redraw the input line, prompt, and macros when new text arrives from the server. Additionally, Soiled keeps a history of both the commands entered and the text received.
Unlike many mud clients, Soiled supports char-by-char mode, thus making it compatible with programs such as vim and games such as NetHack (with DECGraphics and all the color one needs). The terminal emulator is also exceptional and has support for most of the commonly used VT100, VT102, and xterm control sequences. For more information on its impressive features, be sure to check out the Features page.
This program boasts an advanced haXe implementation that can run on flash player versions nine and beyond. This aspect makes it a convenient way to provide users with easy access to TELNET based services on web pages. It has a range of other features for playing muds, including the ability to redraw the input line, prompt, and macros when new text arrives from the server. Additionally, Soiled keeps a history of both the commands entered and the text received.
Unlike many mud clients, Soiled supports char-by-char mode, thus making it compatible with programs such as vim and games such as NetHack (with DECGraphics and all the color one needs). The terminal emulator is also exceptional and has support for most of the commonly used VT100, VT102, and xterm control sequences. For more information on its impressive features, be sure to check out the Features page.
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