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==Third-party software==
The Synchronet project has shown a willingness to "adopt" third-party BBS related software into its CVS tree. Generally, the software is updated to use xpdev and run on the platforms that Synchronet does and then is left in the CVS tree without active development.

===Domain Entertainment Doors===
Domain Entertainment was once one of the major companies which wrote addons specifically for Synchronet. Some of their software has since been released as open source and has been imported into the Synchronet CVS tree under the xtrn directory.

====Domain Poker====
Domain Poker is a single/multi-player, real-time, 5 card draw poker game.
The game can have up to 6 players per table, and up to 25 tables.  Each table
has a configurable bet limit, ante, and table limit.  Tables can be password
protected for private games, and the "house" can take a configurable percentage
of the pot from games.

Single player games are played against the computer.  The computer can be
turned off completely, or allowed to play only on certain tables (at your
option).  You also have the option to not allow the computer to be on password
protected tables (to keep users from hogging the tables for themselves).

====The Beast's Domain====
The Beast's Domain is a multiplayer, interactive, real-time, Rogue-like ANSI adventure game. The Beast's Domain can handle up to 250 simultaneous players.

===OpenDoors===
OpenDoors was one of the most popular C "[[Door (bulletin board system)|door]] kits". Support for the DOOR32 drop file format as well as generic sockets was added by Rob Swindell and *nix compatibility was added by Stephen Hurd.

===Other Doors===
Other door sources that have been adopted include by developers:
*The Clans
*New York 2008
*Smurf Combat
*Tasmanian Strategical
*Time Port
*Virtual BBS 3