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--- saltbush:start [2026-11-10 06:36] – Saltbush Terminal 1.8.2 guides slaterm
+++ saltbush:start [2026-11-11 14:59] (current) – Saltbush Terminal 1.9.2 guides slaterm
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 ====== Saltbush Terminal ======
-Saltbush Terminal is a tabbed terminal for Windows and Linux with saved sessions in folders and split panes. Version 1.8.2 connects over SSH2 (built-in engine or the OpenSSH client), RDP (Windows Remote Desktop), SFTP, Telnet, RLogin, raw TCP, serial ports and local shells, and has a two-pane SFTP browser and an SSH agent window. It calls BBSes with a proper DOS screen, the VGA font, Zmodem, Ymodem, Xmodem and Kermit, and runs Python and Lua scripts. It tells you when a new version is out and can install it for you. Scripts written for Lantern Terminal and the SyncTERM-Lua fork run unchanged.
+Saltbush Terminal is a tabbed terminal for Windows and Linux with saved sessions in folders and split panes. Version 1.9.2 connects over SSH2 (built-in engine or the OpenSSH client), RDP (Windows Remote Desktop), SFTP, Telnet, RLogin, raw TCP, serial ports and local shells, and has a two-pane SFTP browser and an SSH agent window. It has a BBS Directory with the Synchronet BBS List and the Telnet BBS Guide, and calls BBSes with a proper DOS screen, the VGA font, Zmodem, Ymodem, Xmodem and Kermit, and runs Python and Lua scripts. It tells you when a new version is out and can install it for you. Scripts written for Lantern Terminal and the SyncTERM-Lua fork run unchanged.
 [[https://retro.theiguru.au/saltbush/|Download installers and source code]]
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   - [[saltbush:installing|Install Saltbush Terminal]] and start it.
-  - Choose **File → New Session…**, pick a protocol, enter the details and give the session a name and folder. For a BBS choose **Tools → New BBS Session…**.
+  - Choose **File → New Session…**, pick a protocol, enter the details and give the session a name and folder. For a BBS, press the **BBS Directory** button (the book on the toolbar), **Update lists** and **Connect**, or choose **Tools → New BBS Session…**.
   - **Double-click** the session in the **Session Manager** to connect.
   - For SSH, check a new server's fingerprint before typing **yes**, then answer the password or passphrase question in the terminal.