Pega Sys - Amiga Based

Amiga Based

• 4D-BBS – by Dale E. Reed Jr.
• ABBS (a Mike's BBS-like system)
• AmBoS – by Jörg Eßmann and Kai Szymanski
• Ami-Express aka "/X" (Very popular in the crackers/pirate software scene)
• AmiCon v1 & 2, C language based modular BBS system by Paul Roffey
• Atredes (evolved into Skyline)
• BBBS
• BBS-PC! (v4.13 -4.20)
• 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+) http://www.cnetbbs.net/
• DayDream BBS – by Antti Häyrynen and Mattias Nilsson
• Dialog BBS (which then evolved into DLG BBS)
• DLG Professional BBS
• Excelsior! BBS
• Falcon CBCS a work-a-like of MSDOS Opus-CBCS
• Fastrack
• MAX's BBS – by Anthony Barrett
• MAX's Pro – by Niki Murkett
• MEBBS
• Metro BBS – by Percy L Broadnax
• NiKom – by Niklas Lindholm
• New Touch Pro (NTPro)
• OzMetro BBS – by Peter Deane and Percy L Broadnax
• Paragon BBS – by John Radoff (evolved into StarNet BBS then MEBBS)
• Phobos
• Prometheus
• Rapport BBS – by Mark Brinicombe and Paul Roberts
• Remote Access – by Andrew Milner
• Skyline BBS, featuring Skypix Protocol, the first online communication protocol sporting rich graphic content such as changeable fonts, mouse-controlled actions, animations and sound
• StarNet – by Eric Drewry (which came from Paragon, then later became MEBBS)
• Stormforce BBS – by Kris Hudson & Andrew Ward
• System-X – by Peter (zed) Zelestny and Michael (rawfox) Clasen
• Tempest BBS – by Michael P. Bockert
• Transmission Impossible BBS – by Lee Bates
• TransAmiga – by Timothy J. Aston (written in BlitzBasic)
• Wildcat BBS – by Mustang Software
• Xenolink 2 – by Xeno Inc
• Zeus BBS originally – by Nick Loman and Alex May