... How does one get a terminal working with linux? I tried ... /ttys1 (the port that the terminal is on), >but it didn' ... the buffers properly on the terminal. For >example, the login prompt ... tried it with a terminal (televideo personal terminal), and a 286 ...

linux-activists - Drew Eckhardt - May 17 1992 - 00:53

... Sun at work. Anyway, kermit has good : terminal emulation and is free. Can't ask ... does anyone know of a comms package/terminal emulator which has been ported to or ... . I would need a package which offers ansi terminal emulation though. -Hal

linux-activists - dace - Nov 18 1992 - 08:37

... |> Now you may be asking, what do problems with the terminal output and elm This may or may not be relevant to ... find the same behaviour! (Also bash would complain about saving terminal characteristics). So i went on a debugging spree, only to find ...

linux-activists - Duty Programmer - Jul 19 1992 - 20:26

... .sfu.ca (Robert Chen) writes: >Hi. I am looking for a good terminal emulator to run on an old XT beside >my linux box (so that I can use it as a dumb terminal.) I am >not looking for anything extravagent (doesn't ever need to be ...

linux-activists - Willem van Schaik - Nov 16 1992 - 19:29

... . It seems > that occasionaly (usually after a vi or more), my terminal will only > scroll data through the bottom-most line of the terminal, without > advancing any of the 23 lines above it -- I essentially will ...

linux-activists - Rich Mulvey - Aug 28 1993 - 14:19

michaelw@mcshh.Hanse.DE (Michael Will) writes: >subject: vt100-terminal on a rather long serial (rs232) cable >The cable for rs232 should not be longer than 12meters, right? According ...

linux-activists - Martin Peter Howell - Oct 16 1992 - 10:15

In article <1992Nov11.013100.20143@sfu.ca> rchen@fraser.sfu.ca (Robert Chen) writes: >If you know of any freeware terminal emulation software for dos that >would be suitable to connect to linux, please post or drop me a >message. I guess a vt100/vt200 ...

linux-activists - Joel M. Hoffman - Nov 11 1992 - 22:23

... a resounding: use kermit! Really, I feel kinda stupid for not thinking of it myself since kermit is what I use under linux and on the Sun at work. Anyway, kermit has good terminal emulation and is free. Can't ask for much more than that! - Ken

linux-activists - Robert Chen - Nov 15 1992 - 21:06

mathew@CS.Arizona.EDU (Mathew B Beall) writes: >I just got linux with xwindows up and running, and I would like to >get a terminal so I can call other systems. I have a 14.4 modem, so It >would need to suppor that, and I would reallly like one with ...

linux-activists - Mark A. Davis - Oct 8 1993 - 08:15

In article <1992Jul11.151258.22576@athena.mit.edu> EINSTEIN@PL9000.PLH.AF.MIL (DAVE EINSTEIN) writes: Second, I have a slow laserjet with not enough memory, and so when I printed large tex or ps documents I would get lp-timout errors

linux-activists - Michael K. Johnson - Jul 15 1992 - 02:54

Yeah, I wouldn't mind a similar thing, for the same reason exactly ! Ta heeps Cos ! -- Andrew J. Cosgriff ! ins217t@aurora.cc.monash.edu.au ins217t@lindblat.cc.monash.edu.au cos@yoyo.cc.

linux-activists - Andrew J. Cosgriff ! - Nov 15 1992 - 18:20

paulf@halcyon.com (Paul Forgey) writes: >I am running Xcomm, and have a peculiar problem using it. The term, or >maybe the device driver, seems to want to wait for a newline before >receiving anything. That is, when some text comes in, a newline

linux-activists - Jeff Randall - Dec 10 1992 - 17:20