raymond@ptolemy.arc.nasa.gov (Eric A. Raymond) (05/02/89)
In article <GERRY.89May1092421@toadwar.toadwar.ucar.edu> gerry@toadwar.ucar.edu (gerry wiener) writes: >Can I login to a symbolics machine using a vt100, and run an emacs >editor on the machine, develop code etc., in this manner? I would >essentially like to login to a symbolics remotely and get work done >just as I do on unix machines. Yes you can, but you probably wouldn't want to. I know there is provision for a non TV tty. This provides you ZMACS and Lisp Listener. Anything else requires mouse/graphics. I wouldn't reccommend it though. Maybe just to check up on thinks from home or a quick hack on a remote site. This just demonstrates how powerful (and dependent you can get upon) the development environment. This comes from looking through source code. I know the Lisp Listener works, but does anyone know if ZMACS still supports this. Might be sortof tricky to do a Select-E? -- Eric A. Raymond (raymond@ptolemy.arc.nasa.gov) G7 C7 G7 G#7 G7 G+13 C7 GM7 Am7 Bm7 Bd7 Am7 C7 Do13 G7 C7 G7 D+13: Elmore James