randy@ranhome.UUCP (Randys Account) (10/10/85)
I have a terminal emulator program for the C64 which I will send anyone for free. It will almost emulate a VT52, but not quite. It comes with its own termcap entry, which will allow it to work with visual type software. It has an 80 col mode, which generates 80 cols in software. It works quite well with UNIX type systems. To get a copy, just mail me a disk, in a mailer, with return postage and a return address label to the address below. Randy Horton 4190C Byron st. Palo Alto CA 94306 -- +---------------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | allegra\ Randy Horton | | decwrl \ | | dual >!pyramid!ranhome!randy | | nsc / | | topaz / | | | +---------------------------------------------------------------------+
srw@inuxa.UUCP (S Whitesell) (10/15/85)
> I have a terminal emulator program for the C64 which I will send anyone for > free. It will almost emulate a VT52, but not quite. I have two VT52 emulator programs which I have obtained from people via the net. The one I'm currently using does a good job with vi. But neither emulator allows easy uploading and downloading of files or permits hardcopy drafts from my 1525 printer (I said drafts!). Does this one allow such niceties [sp?], or does anyone else have one that will? Steve Whitesell AT&T Consumer Products
brown@k.cs.cmu.edu.ARPA (Andy Brown) (10/18/85)
>I have two VT52 emulator programs which I have obtained from people via >the net. The one I'm currently using does a good job with vi. But neither >emulator allows easy uploading and downloading of files or permits hardcopy >drafts from my 1525 printer (I said drafts!). Does this one allow such >niceties [sp?], or does anyone else have one that will? > >Steve Whitesell Commodore 64 Kermit allows easy uploading and downloading of files to any computer that supports Kermit. It also has a software 80 col. screen. It fully supports VT52 emulation, I have never had any problem with terminal emulation. It does not, however support printing. I am not sure where you can get Kermit. Andy Brown brown@k.cs.cmu.edu