csr@drutx.ATT.COM (Steve Roush) (01/07/89)
Earlier a question was asked about terminal emulators under UNIX. Here is a modified version of my answer to the author (there is another program that is only available internally) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- What exactly do do want to do? For strictly interactive use, I use "cu". If you "stty -ixon" on the 6386 before starting cu, and then give cu "~%nostop" (see the cu man page), it works acceptably as a vt100. Under X-Windows, it identifies itself as a 5420. It may not be a perfect emulator, but you could always build a better terminfo entry. (I have not yet checked for differences between X and std. UNIX). You can also try a DOS emulator under Simultask, though I've had problems with "ctrm". I do not know of any UNIX programs outside of AT&T that allow scripting of sessions as can be done under DOS. Again, the answer depends on what exactly you want to do. steve roush at&t - btl - denver drutx!csr 303-538-4860