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I used to "collect" file transfer utilities back in my BBS days. When I found source code on some old floppies, I decided to publish them on GitHub for future g
by cpeterso 11y ago
I used to "collect" file transfer utilities back in my BBS days. When I found source code on some old floppies, I decided to publish them on GitHub for future generations:
* https://github.com/cpeterso/jmodem https://github.com/cpeterso/jmodem (1990, Richard B. Johnson)
* https://github.com/cpeterso/sealink https://github.com/cpeterso/sealink (1987, Thom Henderson, System Enhancement Associates)
* https://github.com/cpeterso/wxmodem https://github.com/cpeterso/wxmodem (1986, Peter Boswell)
* https://github.com/cpeterso/zmax https://github.com/cpeterso/zmax (1990, Mike Bryeans, Micro TECH Systems)
Other utilities for which I have MS-DOS exes but not source code include: BMODEM, BiMODEM, CMODEM, Leech, Lynx, Puma, TMODEM, YMODEM, and others. Leech was compatible with X/Y/ZMODEM but it would fake a transfer abort after the last byte was downloaded so the BBS would not count the file download against your quota. >:)