By Tom Hughes, 1984. This appears to be a more polished and finished version of First Term v3.0.

By Star Dust. Unique term program in that I haven't ever seen a copy of it before. It is a standard 300-1200 baud C/G term with printer support. Interesting thing (to me anyway) is that it's isepic'd but I can't tell what commercial program it is based on. Why else would you use Isepic?

By Fritz Oppliger. This is a really neat program. It has a 44k buffer on a stock c64 and even supports Ram expansion. Also supports the Swiftlink-232 and the BI-80 column display adapter! Very cool.

I found this version of Fritzterm on a disk image I got from Megalextoria. It appears to be an older version than the others posted here. Includes docs on disk.

By Michael Hooper from Graffix Connextion. Older term that only support 300 baud with buffers and xmodem transfers.

Written by Tony Davis 12/24/1984. This term is based on the work of many other people. See the REM statements at the beggining of the BASIC portion of the program for credits.

1987 Netcomm - Released by Tour De Future

Released in 1987 by Nickolai Smith. Decent C/G term with built-in modem nibbler. Buffer functionality and Punter protocol.

GuruTerm Beta+ is an improved version of RaveGuru's original implementation of this RR-Net compatible terminal program by Holy Moses of Role.  Now you can enjoy the built-in address book.

Really neat terminal program that will use an RR-net or compatible ethernet adapter to call telnet capable BBSes. Although the terminal supports C/G, it doesn't support uploads or downloads.

Originally based on Hal Term v4.2 by Richard Buchanan, modified Mike Jasso, 1987. This term was designed for Hal and Punter capable BBSes.

Released by Green Valley Publishing. This is a complete terminal package with disk, buffer and transfer operations. Docs file is on disk.

Cool little terminal program by Green Valley Publishing.

By Paul Higginbottom 1984. This program looks amazingly like First Term 3.

Kipperterm 2 for the Commodore 64 is a terminal program that supports RR-NET / C64NIC+ ethernet for telneting to BBSes.

Kipperterm 64 v1.0.30 is a telnet client that supports vt100 and xmodem transfers for the Commodore 64 (ethernet cartridge required).  

Designer/Programmer - Craig Plesco, Original Concept - Steve Thompson. Neat terminal program with a built-in BBS mode. Really like the into!

Craig A. Plesco, 1986. Nice little terminal program with C/G mode, Punter transfers and even a built-in mini-bbs. Unfortunately it is limited to 300 baud.

1987 by Michael May. This is a cool term with 26903 byte buffer, c/g mode, etc...

By Joshua, based on v3.7 written by Michael Garber completely in machine language. Feature 300-2400 baud, 24k buffer, xmodem & punter transfers, etc. Really excellent term.

1986 by Laura M. Young. Cool c/g terminal that supports up to 1200 baud. Only 8190 byte buffer.

By Andy Prince, July 1987. C/G, 1200 baud, Punter protocol & designed specifically for the 1670 modem.

Don't remember this term when I was a kid, but it looks pretty nice and although there is a version 1.2 on the site, it doesn't have the cool font this one uses.

Nice looking term program with multiple character sets. Supports 300-1200 baud & Punter transfers.

By Scott Maxwell and Don Malette Jr. Nice simple terminal program with buffer functionality.

Presented by The Omega Warrior - This term supports color graphics and multi transfers. There are some basic docs on the disc.

Merlin the Magic Term v1.1 1986 Lone Wolf, Studdly Boulderock & Star Dust. Decent terminal program supporting the 1670 and C/G. Isepic'd though, hopefully I'll run across a non-snapshotted version.

1988 by Taylor McConnaughhay - This disk came with the MFJ-1282/3 Packet modem. I believe it's for HAM stuff.

1984, Robert S. Shaw, standalone mod by Chris Kaiser. Basic terminal program supporting the 1650 and possibly others because it will go up to 1200 baud. Wish I had the source code for this one. Clean and simple.

This is the fully BASIC un-compiled version of Microterm 64. Great place to start if you are looking for a BASIC example of the Punter protocol.

By Scott A. Mosley, 1984 - This is the terminal program that Eagle Term is based on.

By Scott A. Moseley,1984. v4.3 modifications by Tom Handley on Feb. 28, 1985.

This is a newer version of Midwesterm that supports Punter transfers.

Mind Term 2.0f 1985 Pacadivis. Written by Paul Andrew Viscovich. This seems to have been a pretty advanced terminal program for it's time. It supported both Xmodem and Punter along with buffer functions and printer support.

By Andy Kovacs & Brian Gann. Not much info on this program. My guess is it could be used to do full disk transfers of lightly protected disks.

1990 by MFJ Enterprises, 07/30/1990. Programmed by Mick Hart - As far as I can tell, Multicom was released for a particular modem and appears to support faxing.

Original by Scott Garnik, Neoterm by Ross Black - Neoterm is color graphics term program with 11k buffer and transfer capabilities.

NinjaTerm is an all-assembler term program for the Commodore VIC-20. NinjaTerm has the following features:

• Very, very fast
• Works at speeds up to 2400 baud in VICE
• Works at speeds up to 1200 baud in hardware.
• Uses C64 char set to improve readability
• Programmable Address Book

Requirements

NinjaTerm will run on any 16k VIC-20. Future versions may require 24k. NinjaTerm works with all userport modems, including new Wifi Modems and tcpser based modems.

Nothing super fancy with this term program, but it does use a custom font which I've always liked. It has a 8.5k buffer and supports file transfers.

packetTERM 4.8 for the Commodore 64 is your typical terminal program, supporting Punter and Xmodem transfer protocols and all the usual 300-1200 baud modems of the era.  This isn't one I'd recommend, but I love terminal programs, so lets add it to the collection.

PCG Term was released in 1988 by EGBell - pretty nice terminal program with support for 15 different fonts. Docs are also included on the disk.

By Crack Division. This is almost surely a hack of a very early CCGMS. I like it though, because its only 18blocks and is perfect if you dont need multi transfers and other fancy stuff.

Written by: AutoCat. Supports Punter protocol.

Pretty simple terminal program.

This is fully commented assembly source code for the Punter transfer protocol!

Punterm v1 is a Commodore 64 terminal program by Steve Punter, released on July 31st, 1984.

QuantumLink was a U.S. and Canadian online service for Commodore 64 and 128 personal computers that operated from November 5, 1985 to November 1, 1995.

This is NOT the most recent version, but for history sake it's good to keep this around.  The latest version can be found here

Believe it or not, you can still connect to Q-Link, which was resurrected and lives on.

QuantumLink was a U.S. and Canadian online service for Commodore 64 and 128 personal computers that operated from November 5, 1985 to November 1, 1995.  This is the latest version of the QuantumLink software used to connect to the service.  This can also be used for the currently running QuantumLink Rebooted server.

All improvements by Macker & Dr. Midi. Don't know anything about this term program, but it appears to be able to download hi-res pictures and display them from inside the term.

Ribit Color Terminal 5.0. Nice 300 baud terminal designed for the 1650 modem. Supports C/G and Punter.