Paul at work (he who turns up at the Meetings) asked me if I was aware of a
Terminal program in Linux that understood ANSII codes. I've never had to do
this, so I said I'd ask on the list.
Any ideas?
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Hi Terry,
Paul at work (he who turns up at the Meetings) asked me if I was aware
of a Terminal program in Linux that understood ANSII codes. I've
never had to do this, so I said I'd ask on the list.
ANSI fed into DEC's VT terminals that xterm(1) copied and all the other
terminal emulators
On Wednesday 12 Oct 2011, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
ANSI fed into DEC's VT terminals that xterm(1) copied and all the other
terminal emulators since then, e.g. gnome-terminal, so xterm or similar
should handle the ANSI escape sequences he needs. (I've found
gnome-terminal lacking in a few but
Hi Terry,
I'm sure he would have tried that. I may have been guitly of
oversimplfying the question; I think he might be trying to talk to
another device over a serial link, just as you would have done with a
VT 100.
I was going to ask if that's what he was doing but thought better of it.
On Wed, Oct 12 at 05:48, Terry Coles wrote:
I'm sure he would have tried that. I may have been guitly of oversimplfying
the question; I think he might be trying to talk to another device over a
serial link, just as you would have done with a VT 100. Can you use gnome-
terminal or xterm
Thanks Bob and Ralph for the answers. I'll pass it on.
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On 12/10/11 16:37, Terry Coles wrote:
Paul at work (he who turns up at the Meetings) asked me if I was aware of a
Terminal program in Linux that understood ANSII codes. I've never had to do
this, so I said I'd ask on the list.
Any ideas?
I have used minicom to connect to my Sun E250 server's
On 12/10/11 17:48, Terry Coles wrote:
I'm sure he would have tried that. I may have been guitly of oversimplfying
the question; I think he might be trying to talk to another device over a
serial link, just as you would have done with a VT 100. Can you use gnome-
terminal or xterm to do that?
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