Projects

xterm

The xterm program is a terminal emulator for the X Window System. It provides DEC VT102 and Tektronix 4014 compatible terminals for programs that can't use the window system directly.

soiled

Soiled is a TELNET client and terminal emulator (VT100, VT102, xterm etc). The code repository also contains a server designed to test mud clients (TELNET clients in line-by-line mode with extra features) and various mud related protocols. Soiled is implemented in haXe and it can be run in flash ... [More] player, version 9 and later, making it a good way to let people easily access TELNET based services via webpages. Soiled has a few features making it suitable for playing muds, it is able to redraw the input line and the prompt when new text arrives from the server, it has support for macros and it keeps a history of both commands entered and text received. Unlike many mud clients it also supports char-by-char mode and therefor it can be used to access programs, such as vim, and play games like NetHack (with DECGraphics and all the colour one wants). The terminal emulator has support for most of the commonly used VT100, VT102 and xterm control sequences. See the Features page for more information. [Less]

MacTerm

MacTerm is a complete terminal emulator for Mac OS X, for use with local or remote applications. Also available for Classic Mac OS as a remote-only shell (MacTelnet).

androidterm

A terminal emulator for communicating with the built-in Android shell. Emulates a reasonably large subset of Digital Equipment Corporation VT-100 terminal codes, so that programs like "vi", "Emacs" and "NetHack" will display properly. This code is based on the ... [More] "Term" application which is included in the Android source code release. It's provided as a separate project for the convenience of developers who do not want to deal with installing and building the whole Android source tree. Although this program does not include a built-in ssh client, it can be used with command-line-based ssh tools such as dropbear. [Less]

osso-xterm

There are at least two different places where a version of osso-xterm is available. This project is combine the effort for improving a very useful tool.

vt100panel

Java Swing libraries do not provide any component that acts as a drop-in replacement for a system terminal window that understands ANSI input a la VT100 terminal. This project is to develop a convenient open-source terminal panel component that understands terminal commands and has a pluggable ... [More] architecture for extra features as needed by users. The ANSI emulation will adhere to the ECMA-48 specification. The terminal GUI component will be a simple terminal panel that can be used for many purposes requiring textual layout. Unlike the swing text components, the text in this panel will be in a strict grid structure. It will also have (x,y) that also has screen controls such as scrolling, changing fonts and colours, etc. [Less]

90mm

ssh terminal that has nice aesthetics and analog feelings. Motivation: I feel uncreative when I have to use terminal apps. It makes me feel like I'm working in a world of 0s and 1s. Its so digital. There are bunch of ssh terminals out there but I couldnt find the one that makes me feel good ... [More] using it. Problem this wud solve: my feelings, your feelings. downloads will be ready in a couple of weeks I wud start with Java/Swing version first, then I wud port it to c++/qt just to have better integration with native GUI. [Less]

gritty

An LGPL java swing terminal widget that actually works properly. Started off with JCTerm from jcraft.org but almost entirely rewritten. Supports: ssh using JSch from jcraft.org vt102 emulation xterm colours back buffer so selection / cut and paste works scroll buffer terminal resizing from ... [More] client or server side Coming soon: Telnet More compatibility with real terminals ( ie unix programs) xterm mouse tracking You can use it in your free or commercial projects. Try it right now with webstart. [Less]

sshconsole

Introduction: The SSH Console is a Mozilla extension that provides a shell-like terminal that can be used to connect to and interact with remote servers over SSH. The terminal provides VT100 terminal emulation, which also enables the use of remote shell commands such as man, less and Vi. ... [More] License: The SSH Console source code is licensed under the Mozilla Public License (MPL). This source code includes a modified version of Frank Bi's VT100 JavaScript library (which itself is licensed under the LGPL). Requirements: The extension requires the SFTP and SSH Mozilla extension, which itself, also requires the PythonExt extension (PyXPCOM). Features: The terminal has quite limited functionality at present [Less]

shellinabox

Shell In A Box implements a web server that can export arbitrary command line tools to a web based terminal emulator. This emulator is accessible to any JavaScript and CSS enabled web browser and does not require any additional browser plugins. Most typically, login shells would be exported this ... [More] way: shellinaboxd -s /:LOGIN This command starts a web server at http://localhost:4200 that allows users to login with their username and password and to get access to their login shell. All client-server communications are encrypted, if SSL/TLS certificates have been installed. [Less]