PyCL MUD Client
Introduction
PyCL is a MUD client written in the Python programming language, utilizing the GTK+ toolkit. PyCL is intended to be a very simple client, avoiding the plethora of 'features' many other MUD clients strive for.
PyCL was originally written to server as a testing ground, in order to test ZMP (Zenith MUD Protocol), and in order to let the author work on his Python and GTK+ coding skills.
Features
PyCL is intentionally not a featureful client. PyCL is not intended to be a complete client, but instead to be a very lite weight client serving the author's needs.
PyCL may gain more advanced features in time as the ZMP support grows, and PyCL is required to display more information to the user.
ANSI color codes
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Command history
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Line mode telnet compatibility
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ZMP support
Plans
The future sees mostly bug fixes, small interface improvements, and tons of ZMP work. One of the main goals of PyCL is to be an AweMUD and ZMP testbed. As features are added to AweMUD to display user statistics and information, or provide OLC, over ZMP, PyCL will implement those features.
Getting PyCL
PyCL may currently be found in GNU Arch, in the project pycl.
