taTelnet

As a cross-platform telnet client, taTelnet makes use of the wxWindows cross-platform GUI library. The reason behind its development is that most telnet programs, especially those of Microsoft, tend to be faulty and what's more, they don't provide the source code for fixing the problems. But taTelnet has come to the rescue as it emulates a DEC VT100 terminal with an added "PC" mode. And if it still doesn't function the way you require it to or is just plain broken, worry not, because you can get the source code and fix it yourself.

This program is designed to create the most efficient telnet experience by taking advantage of the collaborative contributions of programmers across the globe. As an added bonus, feedback on taTelnet is encouraged, whether it's positive, negative, or simply a comment. The ultimate goal is to create the best telnet program that there is. So, if you find taTelnet useful (or not), let the team know at derry at techass.com.

Furthermore, should you experience any problems, wonders or not-so-satisfactory parts of taTelnet, it is crucial that you email the team at the provided address. By doing so, they can know about and attend to the problems, instead of being unaware of their existence. Do not assume that they know about any issues; always email them and keep them informed.

Lastly, this release of taTelnet comes with added missing gterm files for a better experience.