NetRunner is a lightweight, modern terminal program designed specifically for connecting to Bulletin Board Systems. It focuses on simplicity and ease of use, making it a good choice for users who want a straightforward Telnet experience. This guide explains how to connect to a BBS using NetRunner. What You’ll Need NetRunner does not support real … Read more
SyncTERM is one of the best terminal programs available today for connecting to Bulletin Board Systems. It is actively maintained, runs on modern operating systems, and supports both Telnet and real modem connections. If you are new to BBSes in 2026, SyncTERM is the recommended place to start. This guide walks through installing SyncTERM, configuring … Read more
For many people, Bulletin Board Systems (BBSes) are a piece of computing history.For others, they are still very much alive. In 2026, connecting to a BBS is easier than it was in the 1990s — but it looks a little different. You no longer need a dedicated phone line, but you do still need the … Read more
Analog Node exists to keep dial‑up, BBSes, fax, and HAM packet radio alive and usable on modern infrastructure. This site documents what actually works today—real hardware, real services, real configurations—so analog systems can continue to connect across fiber, VoIP, and IP networks. This is the anchor article for Analog Node. Every guide, spotlight, and product … Read more