On 23 Oct 2002 15:22:28 -0400, Joseph <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Could any one on this list give me some tips on connecting to sco from
> linux and get all the function keys to work?
>
> I don't have any access to the sco box, so what I have to do is all on
> the linux client side. From windows I can use a client that supports
> ansi emulation and fonts and get it to work.
Yeah, I've been there. Back when I had the money, I was offering a $200 'bounty'
for someone to either work this out in terminfo/termcap, or just write a simple xterm
to take care of SCOANSI. No one threw their hat in the ring.
Search for "SCO" on Freshmeat, though- a couple of weeks ago I was told there was
a nice terminal emulator on there, but I no longer have an SCO box to test it on.
Thank God.
Oops- was that out loud?
:)
Good luck with it! If you need more information or can't find what I'm pointing
to, let me know and I'll go look, too.
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