Features of NUTS Talkers
- Multiple rooms with public/private access.
- A message/notice board in each room.
- User profiles.
- Speech/command modes.
- ANSI colour (available to users for speech and messages as well as the system itself).
- NUTS talkers can link to another NUTS talker (using the NETLINK protocol with NUTS 3, NIVN with NUTS 4, both TCP based) allowing users to traverse between them.
- Internal talker email system (and between talkers if linked).
- Admin clone users.
- Comprehensive help system and documentation.
- "MAGISWAN" control system compatibility. (not in the official NUTS releases)
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