"Dr. Joseph M. Leonard" <jmleonar@CRDC> (01/16/85)
Having used my Kaypro as a dumb terminal for a while now, I am curious if anybody has (or is aware of) a program that provides emulation for a VT-100? This is an OLD Kaypro (#19xxx), if that is important. If such a program (or programs) exists, PLEASE let me know..... Joe Leonard jmleonar@crdc
Keith Petersen <W8SDZ@SIMTEL20.ARPA> (01/16/85)
KERMIT-80 for the Kaypro (available via ANONYMOUS ftp from CU20B) has VT52 emulation in the terminal mode. Further info is available from Info-Kermit-Request@CU20B. --Keith
Michal Young <young@uci-icse> (01/18/85)
Although Kermit does VT-52 emulation, on the Kaypro II the tabs are set differently than on VT-52 and Kermit does NOT make allowance for this. (At least, the version of Kermit that I tried a few months ago did not). But if you are using the Kaypro II as a really dumb terminal, maybe you are not aware that it has line insert, line delete, clear to end of line, and clear to end of screen. For 300 baud you really need insert and delete character, but for 1200 baud the provided functions are fairly adequate for full-screen editing (I use it with emacs). --Michal Young, young@uci-750a UC Irvine
shor@sphinx.UChicago.UUCP (Melinda Shore) (01/23/85)
[] I'm running Kermit on my TeleVideo TPC I, and as far as I can tell, all that VT-52 emulation mode does is eat nulls. This was installed from the same source as the Kaypro Kermit -- those who have fooled around with installing Kermit on CP/M systems know that this is 188K of source code with *scads* of conditionals. What I have on my system should be pretty much the same as what you've got on your Kaypro, unless you've got 4.0. Melinda