AmiTCP/IP is the first publicly available TCP/IP protocol stack for
the SANA-II interface. AmiTCP/IP provides an application level socket
interface to the Internet protocol suite as an Amiga shared library.
Terminus 2.0, a highly capable and flexible,
if not seasoned telecommunications tool for the Amiga personal computer
system. Terminus is a completely rewritten replacement for JR-Comm 1.02a.
It is not an update.
The following are some of the major features present in Terminus 2.0.
Reentrant program design for multiple sessions using 1 copy of program
code in ram.
All internal functions multitask.
Can be iconified.
The entire program is keyboard navigable.
Automated script record feature to create login scripts.
ARexx and XPR support.
Display system uses custom scroll routines for fast scroll
rates and interleaved bitmaps to eliminate flicker during
scrolling without the need for a 68020 or higher cpu.
TTY, AMIGA, IBM COLOR/MONO, VT52, VT102 AND VT220 terminal
emulations. All emulations are as complete and as accurate as possible.
Console definition files to easily change Terminus between
different terminal configurations.
XMODEM, XMODEM-CRC, XMODEM-1k, YMODEM, YMODEM-1k, YMODEM-g
and ZMODEM file transfer protocols included internally for
fast throughput rates. XPR support for other less used
protocols.
ChipMiser option for systems with limited chip ram space.
Integral remote CLI/Shell feature.
Phonebook entry support for multiple number systems with upto 4
numbers per entry.