Projects

Cygwin

Cygwin is a Linux-like environment for Windows. It consists of an emulation DLL providing Linux API functionality, and ports of thousands of Linux tools to Windows.

Urwid

Urwid is a console user interface library for Python. Urwid is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License and it includes many features useful for text console application developers.

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]

cdto

Fast mini application that opens a Terminal.app window cd'd to the front most finder window. This app is designed (including it's icon) to placed in the finder window's toolbar.

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).

color-py

color.py Cross-platform color terminal text. Uses ANSI if not on Windows, otherwise uses magic Windowsfu. Methods: color.set(color, bright=False, bgcolor=None) color.reset() color.print_c(color, ... , bright=False, bgcolor=None) Constants: color.colors (a set of all colors) color.white ... [More] color.red color.green color.blue color.cyan color.magenta color.yellow color.black Examples: from color import * print_c(yellow, " |", end="", bright=True) for i in range(19): print_c(red, "|||", end="") print_c(yellow, "|", end="", bright=True) print() [Less]

zterm

zterm is a terminal (VT100, xterm, ...) emulator with excellent traditional Chinese support.

homenix

I have heavy customization to my home directory, specifically with dot files. It would be nice to centralize these in a manner that anyone can pull and use them.

Qodem Terminal Emulator

Qodem is a a terminal emulator that resembles the BBS-era Qmodem. Includes phonebook, scrollback, capture, X/Y/Zmodem, Kermit, ANSI (+ music) / Avatar / VT102 / Linux emulation, Unicode, and keyboard macros. Connects over serial, ssh, telnet, rlogin.

wy60

Wyse 60 compatible terminal emulatorWhile there are plenty of different terminal emulator programs available, the majority of them only provide support for VT100 or ANSI style escape codes. This is not a problem if your applications understand about the $TERM environment variable, but there are many ... [More] legacy applications which have been hardcoded with support for the Wyse 60 family of terminals. This is where the Wy60 Emulator comes into play; it looks at the value of your $TERM environment variable and using the curses library, dynamically converts from Wyse 60 escape codes to whatever escape sequences your terminal requires. This allows you to continue using your favorite terminal program while running your old legacy programs. The code has successfully been tested under Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, and Mac OS X -- and will probably run fine under any modern UNIX or POSIX compliant operating system. While this program is primarily written for UNIX style environments, it is possible to compile it against the Cygwin libraries and run it under Windows. The quality of the emulation is getting better with every release, but there is still only a subset of escape commands that is currently supported. If you need 100% correct support for all commands, I suggest you get hold of a hardware Wyse 60 terminal (or file a detailed bug report against this project). Wyse and Wyse 60 are trademarks or registered trademarks of Wyse Technology, Inc. All other trademarks and service marks are the property of their respective owners. This project is in no way affiliated with Wyse Technology, Inc. [Less]