pmt@sbcs.UUCP (04/03/87)
Can someone point me (or better still, email me) to a GOOD VT100 emulator.
The one in Uniterm is GOOD, but I don't want a 180K thing hogging my RAMdisk.
Thanks in advance.
BTW, the new postings of Spacewar3.1
had the last 2 files truncated
by about 100 bytes when it
arrived here. arrgghhhh ......
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(If only I could find where these people are!)psurge@cs.utexas.edu (Troy Carpenter) (01/05/91)
Ok, I have been using Gulam now for some time. I have been using Uniterm for
its VT100 support. However, I would like a small .TTP or .TOS program that
supports VT100 and has no other features. Just run it and it communicates
with the Modem and takes VT100 screen codes. Oh, I guess a Quit command, via
the Undo key, but that is it. I would like to type "term" and have this come
up instead of the Gulam term command (which is vt52, not 100). C-Kermit is
also just vt52 (for those who know what I am talking about), so it doesn't help
me as a terminal program. Since I am starting to like C-Kermit because of its
similarity to C-Kermit under unix, and I only use Uniterm for the VT100 stuff,
then I don't really need all that Uniterm offers.
I have tried all the terminal programs from atari.archive and they all seem to
be just vt52.
If I have overlooked one somewhere, please point me to it, as in what FTP site
it is at. This seems like a simple thing, since all I want (need) is vt100
support. Maybe someone who has experience programming with vt100 codes can
whip this up.
Thanks in advance,
Troy Carpenter
Department of Computer Sciences
THE University of Texas, Austin
psurge@cs.utexas.edu
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