agostino@sherlock.cs.concordia.ca (DELIGIA agostino) (03/20/90)
Hello netters! Catch any fish lately? (pause) Ok. 'Twas a horrible joke. Well, seriously,
I'd just like to say that...
Uniterm V2.0e 009 (yes--zero zero nine) can be found at terminator.cc.umich.edu as
atari/new/uni20e.arc
Can't wait 'till V3.0 comes along.............. :-)
Uniterm's great stuff!!
Agostino Deligia | "If the bears don't eat you,
agostino@sunkisd.cs.concordia.ca | it's home."
agostino@concour.cs.concordia.ca | --Binbiniqegabenikgrahamt@syma.sussex.ac.uk (Graham Thomas) (03/21/90)
From article <1956@clyde.concordia.ca>, by agostino@sherlock.cs.concordia.ca (DELIGIA agostino): > > I'd just like to say that... > > Uniterm V2.0e 009 (yes--zero zero nine) can be found at terminator.cc.umich.edu as > > atari/new/uni20e.arc > > Can't wait 'till V3.0 comes along.............. :-) > I've not seen any messages from Simon Poole in this newsgroup for a while. I guess he's got a job that keeps him away or has taken him into new areas of interest. Does anyone know if he's planning to do anything more with UniTerm? I'm not desperately worried, because I think version 2.0e works just fine. But it would be good if Simon were working on something new for the ST. (Shame he stopped working on and supporting DLII. I can see why he didn't want complaints from people who'd inadvertently mangled their disks while using it, but that program was well on the way to being excellent. 0.24 was the last version to be let loose, wasn't it?) While I'm in a 'where are they now' mood, what's Tom Hudson up to these days? I heard he'd started writing programs for IBMs and suchlike, because there was no money to be made in the ST world. Is that true? What sort of stuff is he writing now? Graham -- Graham Thomas, SPRU, Mantell Building, U of Sussex, Brighton, BN1 9RF, UK JANET: grahamt@uk.ac.sussex.syma EARN/BITNET: grahamt@syma.sussex.ac.uk ARPA: grahamt%syma.sussex.ac.uk@nsfnet-relay.ac.uk UUCP: grahamt@syma.uucp Phone: +44 273 686758
hyc@math.lsa.umich.edu (Howard Chu) (03/22/90)
In article <1956@clyde.concordia.ca> agostino@sherlock.CS.Concordia.CA (DELIGIA agostino) writes: > Uniterm V2.0e 009 (yes--zero zero nine) can be found at terminator.cc.umich.edu as > > atari/new/uni20e.arc > It's been moved into the telecomm directory. I'm sending out a floppy disk to a guy who says he'll send me 2.0e 011, so I expect to have that up in a few weeks. -- -- Howard Chu @ University of Michigan
agostino@sherlock.cs.concordia.ca (DELIGIA agostino) (03/25/90)
Hello....... to the two people, Mr. Walsh and Mr. Meijer, who requested that I mail them a copy of Uniterm V2.0e 009, I apologize. I tried sending a uuencode version to you, but each attempt bounced because the max message size is 100k (Yes, I didn't think that the size would pose a problem in my haste...) Anyways, I also managed to lose both of your addresses in the process. So, if either or both of you wish me to resend you a copy of 009 (duly split into two parts each less than 100k long :-), email me a message so that I'll know where to send the stuff. To all other netters, I apogize for using up bandwidth like this, but these things happen sometimes when you're in a rush..... Agostino Deligia | "If the bears don't eat you, agostino@sunkisd.cs.concordia.ca | it's home." agostino@concour.cs.concordia.ca | --Binbiniqegabenik
ballier@blnosz.UUCP (Ralph Ballier) (03/28/90)
In article <2381@syma.sussex.ac.uk> grahamt@syma.sussex.ac.uk (Graham Thomas) writes: [.....] > >I've not seen any messages from Simon Poole in this newsgroup for a >while. I guess he's got a job that keeps him away or has taken him into [.....] I have written a letter to Simon (Wettingen, Bahnhofstr....): no answer, no return. Ralph
agostino@sherlock.cs.concordia.ca (DELIGIA agostino) (03/30/90)
---------- Well, hello again everyone... I'd like to know if anyone else has experienced a little problem I'm having with Uniterm's meta-mode. When I press <alternate><capslock>, I do indeed see `Meta' on the status line and I do get extended characters when pressing <alternate><alphanumeric-key>. I was chatting away with a friend using a vax `telephone' facility, when I decided to try the meta-mode. So I start typing extended characters and asked the friend whether he saw what I saw. Well, as it turns out, meta-mode doesn't produce the right characters! The docs say that pressing, say, <alt>k should produce the character who's ascii value is ascii(k)+128. Well, it doesn't seem to work that way: I get e with two little dots (umlaut) using <alt>k, for example, when it should be little Greek delta. So, anybody know whether it's a bug or whether I'm doing something wrong? Agostino Deligia | "If the bears don't eat you, agostino@sunkisd.cs.concordia.ca | it's home." agostino@concour.cs.concordia.ca | --Binbiniqegabenik