jb@falstaff.mae.cwru.edu (Jim Berilla) (09/13/90)
The CUTE version of NCSA telnet is from Clarkson University, and can be
gotten by anonymous ftp from omnigate.clarkson.edu. It works great. As
far as I can tell, the good stuff in the new version of NCSA telnet came
from modifications made by Clarkson to the original NCSA program. They've
done a good job on this.
The package that runs on top of pc-nfs is in file
/pub/cutcp/v2.2-A/pc-nfs.cutcp.zoo
A pc program to un-zoo the archive is
/pub/cutcp/zoo201.exe
The only problem I've found that really annoys me is that sometimes ^C isn't
passed on, but terminates the Telnet program. This happens every few days,
and I use this program 5-6 hours per day, so it's not too much of a problem.
Brad Clements at Clarkson tells me that the university has instituted a new
Patent Policy, which no one really knows how to apply, so they can't give
out the source until the matter is resolved.
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Jim Berilla / jb@falstaff.cwru.edu / 216-368-6776
"My opinions are my own, except on Wednesday mornings at 9 AM,
when my opinions are those of my boss."