NComm
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NComm is one of the most popular shareware terminal programs used on the Commodore Amiga line of computers, especially for connecting to BBS systems via a modem connected to the telephone line. The program was originally written by Daniel Bloch and further development handed over to Torkel Lodberg. The last version v3.06 was released in 19961, a public key was released in 1998 to allow full usage. On june 23 2026, more than 30 years after the last release in 1996, a new bugfixed version, v3.07 was released. [http://aminet.net/package/comm/term/ncomm307] The program was reviewed by André Viergever at Amiga Magazine in 1992.
NComm is one of the most popular shareware terminal programs used on the Commodore Amiga line of computers, especially for connecting to BBS systems via a modem connected to the telephone line. The program was originally written by Daniel Bloch and further development handed over to Torkel Lodberg. The last version v3.06 was released in 1996, a public key was released in 1998 to allow full usage. On june 23 2026, more than 30 years after the last release in 1996, a new bugfixed version, v3.07 was released. [http://aminet.net/package/comm/term/ncomm307] The program was reviewed by André Viergever at Amiga Magazine in 1992.
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