>> I don't know if Redhat has it, but Slackware has Minicom,
>> which uses /etc/termcap, which has entries for VT320.
>>
>> (I assume the VT320 emulation is for a dialup connection.)
>
>termcap is for use by applications. A terminal emulator is a
>piece of software which will take VT320 (for example) escape
>sequences and make your tube look and act like a VT320.
Note that this is tricky to do completely on a typical PC,
because the VT2xx and above had an 18-key keypad, and a
normal PC keypad only has 17 keys. The double height "+"
key is two normal sized keys on a VT{2,3}xx. Sadly, many VMS
applications that would expect a VT{2,3}xx make significant
use of the keypad keys...
Tet
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