Subj : Re: Linux dial-up terminal software
To   : Simon Geddes
From : Tony Langdon
Date : Mon Aug 05 2019 09:58 am

-=> On 08-04-19 13:30, Simon Geddes wrote to All <=-

SG> Hi all,

SG> I recently acquired a nice little USB serial modem, which  I would like
SG> to use to call some dial-up BBSes (all two of them). Do you know the
SG> names of any Linux terminal software for this? Ideally, it would
SG> support the usual BBS terminal software stuff - ANSI, zmodem.

Minicom is widely available.  Should be able to install it using your
distribution's normal tools (yum, apt, etc).  And SyncTerm also supports
dialup, as well as telnet/SSH/rlogin.  SyncTerm needs to be compiled from
source, so it's a bit more work to get it running.


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