A version of C-Kermit for the Commodore Amiga is available as KER:CKI*.*,
and from KERMSRV on BITNET.  This version is an addaption of the UNIX 
C-Kermit, which was ported to the AMIGA by Davide P. Cervone of the
University of Rochester.  It was developed in Lattice C V3.03; it is
not known whether it is compatible with other compilers, or cross-compilers.

This version supports a SERVER mode with GET, SEND, REMOTE HELP, and BYE, and
is line-oriented (it runs from the CLI), with command completion and help 
in the style of the UNIX Kermit.

The limitations of this version are discussed in CKIKER.BWR, and the 
differences between Amiga Kermit and UNIX Kermit are described in CKIKER.DOC.
The procedure for creating an executable from the sources is outlined in
CKIKER.BLD (an automated EXECUTE file, CKIKER.MAK, is provided).  A BOO-format
encoded executable is available (CKIKER.BOO), together with the program to
decode it (MSBPCT.C). 

Amiga Kermit is still under development, with planned enhancements to include: 
a Menu and Mouse driven interface, wildcard file expansions, VT100 terminal
emulation, and local and remote command execution.  Now that Davide has
received his copy of the ROM Kernel Manuals, he should be able to add these
more advanced features.