On 4/29/21 10:09 AM, Charles Mills wrote:
I don't have any stake in this game but I kind of suspect the best
3270 emulator in the world is the one I am used to; and conversely,
the worst 3270 emulator in the world is any other that I am being
forced to use.
~chuckle~
I wondered if something like 'pie in hand' might be the case.
But I do know that there is a big difference in the capabilities of
various VT100 / ANSI terminal emulators (where I have more experience).
Almost all of those emulators will perform a very basic function. But
the differences almost always revolve around what features sit on top of
basic terminal emulation; scripting / automation, connection parameter
abilities, preferences / customization support, et al.
But I asked the question wondering if there was something that made
$YourPreferredTerminalEmulator stand out for you. E.g. I like $FeatureX
of $EmulatorY (for reasons).
--
Grant. . . .
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