> Define a "good" telnet client.
Hummm... a good telnet client may be a linux box when telnetting to other
linux server... I don't found any windows program that can emulate exactly a
terminal without extra configurations.
> The client I am using works in all other Linux apps without flaw, I don't
> know what this means but it receives an 82 on vttest. You can see it's
home
> page. http://www.musc.edu/~brannanp/telnet/ I like this client a lot
> because it's free, and it looks just like a DOS app to my users (I haven't
> told them we're not still using DOS).
I just downloaded this program and tested it. It looks good, and having the
source code wee can contribute with its development (I plain to do this). I
uncompressed the binary, telnetted to a linux server and runned midnight
commander. The function keys does not work at all. The PageUp and PageDown
keys don't work too. But I think it may be fixed either editing the keys
definition of the program or changing the emulation from ANSI to vt100,
vt220 or another.
I think for dosemu, a wise60 emulation may be great if it can handle the
scancode capabilitie of this terminal, because it sends codes for ALL keys,
including shift, alt, control, pause, scroll lock, print screen, etc.
