This is a list of notable dial-up bulletin board system (BBS) software packages.
Apple II based
- Ami-Express aka "/X" (Very popular in the crakers/pirate software scene)
- AmiCon v1 & 2, C language based modular BBS system by Paul Roffey
- BBBS
- CNet Amiga by Ken Pletzer (1-4)
- CNet Amiga by Zen Metal Software (4.1 - 5.07a)
- CNet Amiga by Storm's Edge Technologies (5.10+) *
- Excelsior! BBS
- MAX's BBS by Anthony Barrett
- MAX's Pro by Nikki Murkett
- NiKom - by Niklas Lindholm *
- Transmission Impossible BBS by Lee Bates
- TransAmiga by Timothy J. Aston (written in BlitzBasic)
- Xenolink 2 by Xeno Inc
Atari based
- The ACS BBS (ANTIC BBS)
- A.M.I.S. BBS (ATARI Message Information Service)
- ATKeep
- BBCS (Bulletin Board Construction Set)
- BBS Express! by Rick Taylor, Keith Ledbetter
- BBS Express-Professional!
- Carina
- F.O.R.E.M. ("Friends of Rick E. Moose")
- FoReM-XE
- Oasis IV
- STadel, a Citadel variant for the Atari ST
- Titan
- Titanic
Paragon BBS Software v1.15 (1992)
CP/M based
Macintosh based
MS-DOS based
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- 2AM-BBS Written by Neil Clarke, Chris Gorman, and Tom Vogel (2AM Associates)
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- Forum PC - One of the most copied BBS sources which spawned a legion of "Forum hacks"
- Fornax - Written by Minh Ma (aka Briareos)
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- Hostplus - part of the Telix suite
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- L.S.D. BBS - Written by The Slavelord of The Humble Guys (THG)
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- Waffle - Written by Tom Dell, and supported UUCP (and Fidonet through extensions).
- Wildcat! - Originally by Mustang Software and later sold to Santronics Software, Inc. *
- Worldgroup - The latest version of MajorBBS, the last released by Galacticomm. *
- WWIV - Written by Wayne Bell, included WWIVNet and while extremely popular on DOS platforms also became the BBS software of choice for sysops using OS/2.
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- Zinfandel - an adaptation by Jason Massey of the praiseworthy Citadel-86 code.
Multi-platform
TOPS-10
OS/2 based
Unix based
Windows
External links
- The BBS Software Directory is an attempt to create "a canonical list of all the BBS Software Packages there ever were for any platform," including software archives when possible.
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