• Official support for running ol-terminal as JAR on Mainframe and AS/400. Readme and admin help documentation has how-to
• Light/Dark themes
• New buttons as icons (disconnect/refresh/restart/flip)
• Fixed Hebrew PDF display issues for AS/400 when running on Docker
• Printer panel improvements:

1. Save last filter selection
2. Do not load prints after loaded once (only on refresh/filter change)
3. Add local search field to search on the various print properties
4. Display date time, and file number on card

As CTO of OpenLegacy, I’m excited to welcome you to our OpenLegacy Community site. When we launched this space, we had a clear vision: make legacy modernization approachable, practical, and accessible to everyone.

That’s why we decided to provide three of our core tools—OL Terminal, OL Code, and SQOL—completely free.

This isn’t just about handing out free software. It’s about lowering the barriers to modernization, empowering developers, and creating a shared place where enterprises and individual technologists alike can experiment, learn, and build.

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Why Free?

Modernization projects are complex. They involve risk, multiple moving parts, and a steep learning curve. We know this from years of experience with enterprises worldwide. By offering these tools for free, we’re:

• Democratizing access: Anyone can explore mainframe, IBM i, or database modernization without worrying about licenses.
• Encouraging experimentation: Developers can try ideas quickly—whether that’s connecting to a mainframe, exploring SQL on a legacy DB, or analyzing COBOL code—without budget approvals slowing them down.
• Building community trust: Free tools open the door for collaboration, feedback, and improvement that benefit everyone.

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Why Browser-Based?

We’re living in a world of SaaS, collaboration, and remote work. Installing heavy clients is the old way. With browser-based apps, you get:

• Zero install, instant access: Just open a link and start working.
• Cross-platform consistency: Whether you’re on Windows, Mac, Linux, or even a Chromebook—your experience is the same.
• Enterprise readiness: Browser-first means easier deployment, controlled access, and future integration with cloud and DevOps pipelines.

For us, insisting on browser-based wasn’t optional—it was the only way to align with where enterprises are headed.

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The Three Free Apps

️ OL Terminal

A modern web-based 3270/5250 terminal client.

• Connect to mainframes and IBM i systems directly from your browser.
• Full support for terminal models, colors, and session management.
• Perfect for training, testing, or even production access when paired with enterprise security.

OL Code

A lightweight legacy code IDE, built for COBOL, RPG, and more.

• Syntax highlighting, structure navigation, and copybook handling—all in the browser.
• Designed to help developers understand and modify legacy codebases without heavy desktop tools.
• A stepping stone to deeper analysis and modernization workflows.

️ SQOL

A browser-based database console, tuned for legacy and modern databases.

• Run queries, browse tables, and explore data instantly.
• Works with DB2, Oracle, MySQL, and more.
• Ideal for quick checks, learning SQL, or setting up modernization test cases.

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What’s In It for Us?

We believe in mutual value. By giving these tools for free, we:

• Invite you into the OpenLegacy ecosystem. As you use the free tools, you’ll see how they connect naturally with our enterprise OpenLegacy Hub, which adds advanced capabilities like API generation, testing, governance, and integration.
• Enable real modernization journeys. Start free with OL Terminal, OL Code, or SQOL. When your needs grow—building APIs, managing modernization patterns, ensuring enterprise-grade coexistence—you’re already aligned with OpenLegacy’s platform.
• Build a stronger community. Every developer who tries these tools, shares feedback, or contributes ideas helps us make modernization better for all.

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Collaboration With the Community

We don’t just want people to use these tools—we want to learn from you.

• Share your use cases: How are you using OL Terminal, OL Code, or SQOL in your environment?
• Suggest improvements: Tell us what works, what’s missing, and what would make these tools even more valuable.
• Co-create modernization practices: Together, we can define best practices for legacy systems that reflect real-world experience, not just theory.

Your input helps shape the roadmap, improves the tools for everyone, and makes modernization less of a challenge and more of a community-driven journey.

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The Next Step

Explore the free tools today:

• OL Terminal
• OL Code
• SQOL

And when you’re ready, see how they scale into enterprise modernization with the OpenLegacy Hub. Together, we can simplify modernization, reduce risk, and unlock the future of your core systems.

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I personally invite you to join the community forum, share your experiences, and collaborate with us. The more we learn from each other, the stronger our community—and our modernization journey—becomes.

— Roi Mor, CTO, OpenLegacy

This forum is the dedicated space for everything related to SQOL — our Universal SQL Console. Whether you’re here to explore features, troubleshoot issues, or share insights, this is the place to connect with the community and the OpenLegacy team.

What You Can Do Here
Ask questions about SQOL functionality and usage
Share tips, workflows, and best practices for legacy code development
Report issues or unexpected behavior
Learn from others and help fellow developers
Stay updated with new features and improvements

Reporting Issues
If you come across a problem:
Search the forum first to see if it’s already been reported or solved.
If not, create a new topic with clear details (language, steps to reproduce, error messages, screenshots if possible).
Use descriptive titles and tags so others can find your post easily.

Forum Guidelines
To keep this forum helpful and collaborative, please follow these rules:
Be respectful and professional — no harassment or personal attacks.
Stay focused — discussions should be about SQOL.
Avoid duplicates — check before posting a new topic.
Share knowledge — if you’ve solved a problem, please post the solution.
Be constructive — when reporting issues, provide details and suggestions when possible.

A Community for Legacy Innovators
SQOL brings a modern developer experience to legacy systems — and this forum is here to help you get the most out of it.
The OpenLegacy team will engage here, but your contributions and peer-to-peer support are what make this space truly valuable.

Welcome to the SQOL community, and happy coding!

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This forum is the dedicated space for everything related to OL-Code — our modern, web-based IDE for COBOL, RPG, JCL, and other legacy languages. Whether you’re here to explore features, troubleshoot issues, or share insights, this is the place to connect with the community and the OpenLegacy team.

What You Can Do Here

• Ask questions about OL-Code functionality and usage
• Share tips, workflows, and best practices for legacy code development
• Report issues or unexpected behavior
• Learn from others and help fellow developers
• Stay updated with new features and improvements

Reporting Issues

If you come across a problem:

• Search the forum first to see if it’s already been reported or solved.
• If not, create a new topic with clear details (language, steps to reproduce, error messages, screenshots if possible).
• Use descriptive titles and tags so others can find your post easily.

Forum Guidelines

To keep this forum helpful and collaborative, please follow these rules:

• Be respectful and professional — no harassment or personal attacks.
• Stay focused — discussions should be about OL-Code.
• Avoid duplicates — check before posting a new topic.
• Share knowledge — if you’ve solved a problem, please post the solution.
• Be constructive — when reporting issues, provide details and suggestions when possible.

A Community for Legacy Innovators

OL-Code brings a modern developer experience to legacy systems — and this forum is here to help you get the most out of it. The OpenLegacy team will engage here, but your contributions and peer-to-peer support are what make this space truly valuable.

Welcome to the OL-Code community, and happy coding!

This forum is the dedicated space for everything related to OL-Terminal — our modern, web-based terminal emulation solution. Whether you’re just getting started or an advanced user, this is the place to:

• Ask questions about OL-Terminal features and usage
• Share tips, best practices, and experiences
• Report issues or unexpected behavior
• Engage with other users and the OpenLegacy team

Getting Started

If you’re new here, feel free to introduce yourself and let us know how you’re using OL-Terminal. Don’t hesitate to ask even the simplest of questions — chances are others will benefit from the answers too!

Reporting Issues

If you’ve encountered a problem:

• Check existing posts to see if it’s already been discussed.
• If not, create a new topic with as much detail as possible (steps to reproduce, screenshots, environment details).
• Tag your post appropriately so others can easily find it.

Forum Guidelines

To keep this community helpful and respectful, please follow these ground rules:

• Be respectful and professional — no harassment or personal attacks.
• Stay on topic — discussions should relate to OL-Terminal.
• Search before posting — avoid duplicates if the question has already been asked.
• Share solutions — if you found a fix, let others know.
• Keep it constructive — report issues clearly and suggest improvements when possible.

Let’s Build Together

This forum is a place for collaboration. The OpenLegacy team will monitor posts, but peer-to-peer support is just as valuable. Together, we can make OL-Terminal even better.

Welcome aboard, and happy emulating!