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• Acplt/KS
  ACPLT/KS is a platform-independent communication system, which makes process data available worldwide (it's therefore nicknamed the "Process Control Engineering Internet"). For instance, such different (object) systems as Distributed Control Systems (DCS/PCS), Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), trend and message archives or on-line simulators can be queried from various client applications. These client applications can be specialized clients but also typical software like text processors, calculation worksheets and other office applications.
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• Avataria
  The Avataria project aims at creating a free (GPL'd) graphical, multi user avatar chat environment. Each user is represented by a virtual figure, a so-called avatar. Those avatars can move around in a virtual world, chat with each other, alter their appearence, and much more.
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• Binkd
  Binkd is a TCP/IP daemon, written by Dima Maloff and others to transfer files between two Fidonet systems.
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• Bogtk
  Bogtk a back orifice client with a graphical user interface.
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• CapsiChat
  CapsiChat is a multi-user Internet chatbox/haven including user registration, internal mail, BB and a havengame. Users can telnet to a specific port on a server and then make use of its functions. CapsiChat used to be based on Opium Den code but has been rewritten from scratch end 1997. However, most features and commands are still Opium Den compatible.
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• CCFlauncher
  CCFlauncher is the meta-tool for starting and joining a CCF collaborative computing session.
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• ConferenceRoom
  ConferenceRoom is a high-performance conferencing tool with web integration and web-based administration.
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• CrashMail II
  CrashMail is a Fidonet tosser and it can be used with Linux, OS/2 or a Win32 operating system.
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• DBS Server
  The DBS server impliments a GPL licensed telephony server for use with the Panasonic DBS digital hybrid-key telephone system equipped with an API card.
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• DDUP Applet
  A Gnome panel applet designed to manage a dyndns.org freedns account.
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• dialup service 3
  ds3, short for dialup service 3, is a modem sharing server for Linux/UNIX. It allows no direct access to the modem/isdn-adaptor. Instead it provides a text based interface which can be accessed via telnet or by a client.
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• Ensemble
  Ensemble is the next generation of the Horus group communication toolkit, also developed at Cornell University.
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• eqlplus
  Eqlplus is a Linux modem combining strategy based upon IP masquerading and eql. Modern browsers typically open many simultaneous HTTP TCP-based connections to fetch text and images from remote servers. TCP multiplexing distributes these simultaneous connections across several active links thereby increasing the apparent bandwidth to the Web user.
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• Erikyyyphone
  ERIKYYYPHONE is an internet conferencing software under GPL, the General Public License. You are able to talk to multiple persons anywhere around the globe - the only thing you need is LINUX, ERIKYYYPHONE and a nice audio hardware (full - duplex or multiple soundcards are NOT needed).
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• Ethernet Phone
  Ethernet Phone provides point-to-point voice communication which unlike a client/server based application, E-Phone does not slow down the server by increasing the load over it.
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• Everybuddy
  Everybuddy is designed to become a Universal Instant Messaging client desigend to seamlessly integrate all existing Instant Messaging clients and provide a single consistant user interface.
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• Fugu
  Fugu is a graphical client for the Gale instant messaging system. Its features include: multiple screens for different subscription lists; a detachable puff composer window; simple threading facilities for jumping to the next and previous puff in a thread; searching for the next puff by this author; clickable URLs; and thumbnail pictures depicting puff senders.
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• Geektalkd
  Geektalkd is a simple chat server designed for use with thin clients (like telnet, netcat, or one of the avaliable perl clients). It features multiple channels, private whispers, and everything else you'd expect from a chat server.
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• Gnokii
  The aim of this project is to develop tools and drivers for Nokia mobile phones for Linux, BSD and other Unixes/operating systems. It is expected that Linux and FreeBSD versions will be developed concurrently, sharing the same source code tree.
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• Gnome-o-phone
  Gphone is an internet telephone. In other words, if you and your friend have computers with sound cards and network connections, you can use gphone to talk to each other and save on phone bills.
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• gnomeicu (Gnome's Internet Communication Utility)
  gnomeicu (Gnome's Internet Communication Utility) is the outcome of the gtkicq project. The client allows you to search for users and add them to your contact list, as well as rename the existing users on your list. It supports the various modes (online, offline, away, etc.) as do the other clones. Recently support for chat, and version 4 of the protocol were added.
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• HCP
  HCP provides users with a means of instant communication. HCP is similar to ICQ and AOL instant messenger and has the intent of directly competing with those software packages.
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• I4LRH6
  I4LRH6 package consists of several scripts and a FAQ on how to use i4l (Isdn4linux) on Red Hat 6.0 based systems with Linux and Windows Clients.
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• isdn_scripts
  This collection of scripts is intended to let you easily configure and maintain a dial-up connection to your ISP using ISDN.
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• KEasyISDN
  KEasyISDN a small KDE Application for German ISDN users with one or more providers
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• Kvoice
  Graphical frontend for easy handling of voice mails.
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• Linux Telephony
  Telephony the science of transmitting voice, data, video or images across a distance, great or small. Today, this transmission can take place using digital or analog paths, including the use of copper, fibre optics, microwave, or satellite based facilities.
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• Linuxfono
  Linuxfono is a small program (with a XForms interface) that allows you to use your modem as a speakerphone, provided that your modem has voice support. You can plug a microphone and a speaker to the modem and talk.
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• Lore
  Lore (Linux Omen Reader) is the first OMEN-reader for Linux.
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• lrzsz
  lrzsz is a unix communication package providing the XMODEM, YMODEM ZMODEM file transfer protocols. lrzsz is a heavily rehacked version of the last public domain release of Omen Technologies rzsz package, and is now free software and released under the GNU General Public Licence.
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• Metaverse
  The Metaverse is a visual chat program written in Tcl/Tk. The program connects to any Metaverse server (server and client code included).
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• Minicom
  Minicom is a unix telecomm program.
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• MOC
  MOC is a simple perl client for updating myip.org Dynamic DNS.
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• NumPres
  NumPres is a caller ID program written for Linux (UN*X?). It currently works in cli (command line interface), eg. cli and/or xterm.
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• pppcosts
  pppcosts - ppp phone cost calculation for Linux latest version is 0.66 - download it. Please visit my sponsor pppcosts code has been integrated into xisp (X11 dialup networking tool). Go to the xisp homepage if you're interested to test. what is pppcosts? pppcostsis a small utility that calculates and displays the time (and phone costs) you have been online using a modem or ISDN ppp connection. The time and costs are saved, so that you can use pppcosts to keep track of you monthly phone costs. Cost files for many phone companies are included. If your phone company isn't on the list, then you can create a costfile on your own, which is very easy.
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• Qial
  Qial is a nice little program which can dial your phone if you hold the mouthpiece up to the speaker of your computer.
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• QuickPage
  QuickPage is a client/server software package that enables you to send messages to an alphanumeric pager.
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• SendPage
  SendPage is a utility for Linux for sending alphanumeric pages via modem using the IXO/TAP protocol.
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• SMS Client
  SMS Client is a UNIX command line based utility which allows you to send SMS messages to mobile phones and pagers. This software has been written and tested on Linux however a number of users have reported success running under both AIX and Solaris.
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• Snpp2web
  Snpp2web.pl is a program that will listen on the SNPP port 444 and accept snpp commands, then turn around and fill out a web form to send the page.
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• SSH Buddy
  This is a Expectk script that allows you to save time connecting to different hosts using ssh. It saves your password, login ID, and other host info that you have to type over and over again to connect.
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• Tcharge
  Tcharge is a tool to watch the time a telephone connection is up and the money to pay for it. It works both for `per unit billing' and for `per second billing'.
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• The Adaptive Communication Environment (ACE)
  ACE is targeted for developers of high-performance and real-time communication services and applications. It simplifies the development of OO network applications and services that utilize interprocess communication, event demultiplexing, explicit dynamic linking, and concurrency. In addition, ACE automates system configuration and reconfiguration by dynamically linking services into applications at run-time and executing these services in one or more processes or threads.
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• The LyX Homepage
  An excellent WYSIWYG LaTeX word processor.
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• The OpenVerse
  The OpenVerse is a visual chat program written in Tcl/Tk. The program connects to any OpenVerse server.
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• TI-89 Transfer Utility
  TI-89 transfer utility transfers files onto the TI-89 and perhaps TI-92 calculators, and it allows for specifying multiple files on the command line.
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• tkMOO-light
  tkMOO-light is the ideal choice if you're looking for a single chat client which is able to run on different operating systems.
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• Tozwgc
  This is a small program that converts a picture from any format to a message that can be sent using Zephyr.
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• Whois2
  The whois2 command recursively queries whois servers. This makes it simple to determine the complete information about domain ownership in today's shared registry system.
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• Xcallerid
  Xcallerid is today a standalone gtk+ app which stores incoming calls in either an mSQL or a mySQL database, and announces the call both visually and audibly. The user can change the names on calls, and set the spoken greeting.
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• Xmdipmon
  Xmdipmon, a little Motif/LessTif tool for monitoring a dial-up connection. It was born out of pure frustration with the terrible quality of my own telephone connection.
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• Xspeakfree
  Xspeakfree is a Tcl/Tk (wish) frontend to Speak Freely.
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• XViewdata
  XViewdata is a response to a challenge that there wasn't a Viewdata client for Linux, but plenty for Windows and Acorn machines. Since this wasn't an acceptable state of affairs, I started XViewdata, and after about a month of tinkering, a hacked-together alpha release based on svgalib was born, and nicknamed 'VDT'.
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• YTalk
  YTalk is multi-user talk program. It lets you communicate interactively with other people on the internet.
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• Zicq
  zicq, maintained by Omar Harriot, is a clone based on micq, but embellished with ncurses. The aim of the program is to create a console based ICQ clone with a clean display, useful onscreen information, and at-a-glance status. It is also designed to be able to be run via telnet, using a telnet client with true vt100 emulation (which the Window 95 telnet.exe does not). The interface is organized into three parts: the main "window", the contact list, and the user input. The user input area also shows the user's current status. zicq is in it's early development stages and doesn't support the chat feature among others, although it does support the send URL function, as well as sound or beep alarms.
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• Linux LILO mini-HOWTO
  Diese Dokument beschreibt einige typische LILO-Installationen. Es soll eine zusätzliche Hilfe zum LILO User's Guide sein. Ich glaube, die Beispiele sind informativ, auch bei Konstellationen, die nicht gleich der von mir benutzten sind. Ich hoffe, daß sie helfen, Probleme zu vermeiden.
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• Linux Soundblaster AWE64 PnP HOWTO
  ieses mini-HOWTO erklärt die Installation der Soundblaster AWE 64 PnP Karte unter Linux.
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• StarOffice für Linux mini-Howto
  Dieses Dokument beschreibt, wo man StarOffice für Linux bekommt, wie man es installiert, einrichtet und benutzt.
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• Von DOS nach Linux HOWTO
  Dieses HOWTO ist für all die (bald ehemaligen?) DOS-Nutzer, die sich gerade entschlossen haben, den Sprung in die Welt von Linux, der freien UNIX-Variante zu wagen. Ausgehend von Ähnlichkeiten zwischen DOS und UNIX ist es der Zweck dieses Dokumentes, das Wissen des Lesers über DOS in die UNIX-Welt hinüberzubringen, damit er so schnell wie möglich auf dem neuen System produktiv werden kann.
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