kmud– http://www.kmud.de/– Very nice feature-loaded client application that runs under the K-Desktop environment. �Has all the bells and whistles one could ask for in a client-- comparable to zmud, but free.
Tiny Fugue– http://tf.tcp.com/~hawkeye/tf/– A multi-platform MUD client, its source code was originally developed for Unix, but long has since been ported to Linux, OS/2, MacOS, Win32, and several other platforms. �Though not as pretty as kmud (it runs through a terminal interface), TF is one workhorse of a client, supporting multiple windows, ANSI color, script- based world connects, and a whole host of other capabilities.
GMOO–http://www.nowmoo.demon.nl/– This is the first client I discovered. Frankly, it looks nice, has a bunch of features and such, but installation can be incredibly tricky. Fact is, I've been unable to properly compile this proggy, despite the fact that I've followed instructions to the letter. If anyone can properly install GMOO, and would be willing to give a thorough explanation, please drop me a line on the MOO ;) .
Also an alternative to the above clients, the Java client linked to the Sindome website works perfectly well in Linux; and when in doubt, the old Telnet stand-in works, too.
