J. Lucha wrote: > > Under Win9x/NT when you chose the terminal app (Cterm.exe) you can > choose some emulation > types (ANSI, VT320..). > > My question is, under the Unix version, how can you specify the > emulation type? > > I have an app that doesn't do graphics correctly under Linux, but works > fine in the Win9x/NT Cterm. > I tried running the ^TERCAP routine, but was without luck. >
I don't know if this helps any, but on my linux box a session might look something like this... linux2> rlogin dec_unix1 dec_unix3> export TERM=xterm dec_unix3> cache ... This is assuming that you are using X-windows and one of the Xterm emulators for your terminal window. When I telnet to Cache on an NT box, the Xterm seems to work okay for apps that think they are writing to a vt220 screen. The only problem I have had so far is with keyboard mappings. The function keys don't map correctly. I know that there is a way to set up the mappings, but it has never been that high a priority to find out how it is done. -------------------------------------------------------------- Kris Klindworth Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Database Administrator Phone: 217/326-2615 Carle Clinic Association Fax : 217/383-4980
