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| The communication protocol used by the masqdialer system is documented in the distribution (see the PROTOCOL file), making it easy to create custom client programs. Many people have contributed to this open source project by writing custom clients for various platforms and toolkits. If you have written a custom client of your own, please tell me so that we can provide a bit of information about your client, and link to your site in the list below. |
 | Java Client
Java, a great cross-platform programming language, adapts well to solving this cross-platform problem. The java client has a simple, straightforward interface that makes using masqdialer easy. This one comes straight from boxy but good, the original authors of the masqdialer server, and has been extensively tested.
"Java" is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. |
 | muhClient
This is an alternative Java Client made by Sven Ludwig, who has suffered through my idiocy of continually losing his URL and deleting his link.
"Java" is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. |
 | winMasqDialer
Voytek Jarnot (vjarnot@mindspring.com) "not entirely happy with the current state of the Windows Masqdialer client (especially the fact that VB is the evil agent of the dark forces)" wrote this client in C++ Builder. It has user authentication and a system tray icon.
Windows 95, Windows NT, and that little wavy logo thing are trademarks of Microsoft, Inc. |
| winMClient
Peter G. Millard (millard@buffnet.net) wrote this very compact client with a nice GUI is written in Delphi 4. This client just needs a single executable, and not any of the Visual Basic or BC++ Builder bloat (VB is especially horrid).
Windows 95, Windows NT, and that little wavy logo thing are trademarks of Microsoft, Inc. |
| Win95/NT Client
I, Charles P. Wright (cpwright@cpwright.com), wrote the first Windows 95/NT client, this client should not be used and is not being maintained, try one of the other windows clients. Visual Basic 5.0 source is available, as well as an intel binary. If someone else wants to maintain this client please send me mail.
Windows 95, Windows NT, Visual Basic, and that little wavy logo thing are trademarks of Microsoft, Inc. |
 | Windows 3.1 Client
Matthew Leigh has written a client for Windows 3.1 in Delphi. This is really nice since Windows 3.1 was essentially the only platform that has been left out so far and I have gotten inquiries.
Delphi is a cool programming language by and also a Trademark of Inprise (formerly Borland). |
 | Command Line Client
Charles P. Wright has written a command line client in C based on Kevin Lindsay's client. This client is much nicer than telnet and rather full featured.
This client should work with most unices without additional libraries, if it doesn't work on your favorite flavor contact me and I'll make it work. |
 | Tcl/Tk Client
Michael Voase (mvoase@midcoast.com.au) wrote this client in tcl/tk/expect. This one has some really cool features, such as displaying a fortune each time you use it, as well as audio alerts.
Tcl/Tk and wish are probably trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc, but I'm not certain. |
 | Venezia (GTK+ Client)
Vincent Le Prince (vincent.leprince@wanadoo.fr) wrote a GTK client! Venezia handles more than one mserver, has automatic management of locks, and more.
GTK is an Open Source X toolkit that is used in the Gimp and GNOME. |
 | Gnome Client
Timo Sirainen (a@sicom.fi) wrote a GNOME client! Check this one out, it has some really nice features such as a network load graph and also takes advantage of the features of the new servers.
Gnome is an ultra-cool project who's goal is to bring a friendly, GPL'ed desktop environment based on Gtk+ to unix. |
 | Qt Client
I (Charles P. Wright, cpwright@cpwright.com) have written a clone of the Windows 95/NT Masqdialer client in C++ and the Qt toolkit. This version has some advantages over the Windows client, yet some of the advanced featrues are not there yet.
Qt is a trademark of Troll Tech AS. |
 | Python based CGI Client
John Chia has integrated a Python client into his Intranet homepage. Besides the client he has interfaces to search engines, and a few other nice SSIs.
Python is a scripting language with a BSD Style license. |
 | Macintosh Client
Stuart Glenn has written a client for the Macintosh. This is really useful as it was one of the few platforms that there was no client for. This client is distributed in binary form and should work on PowerPC and 68k machines with 700K of RAM and ethernet.
Macintosh is a TradeMark of Apple Computer. |
