Someone offered:
"If you change the terminal type to t100 in the terminal it will speak a
bit
better. Speech interrupts are still an issue but not so much with vt100
for those who don't know how to change the terminal type
export TERM=vt100
Not sure how it gets added to the shell's"
There is a default vt so the vt100 must be declared each time you use
terminal. This adds it to the temporary environment.
The "profile" in the above isn't needed, just term=vt100 works.
Terminal can also accept a vt102 version but I don't know what added
features it has.
This can be avoided by adding the above to the hidden .profile or
.bash_profile files. If they don't exist just create them.
Any command or condition one wants for each terminal session can be added
there. This permits fine detailed customization of how terminal works.
XB
