On 2016-03-11 00:26, Michael Kerpan wrote:
Yes "Telnet" technically refers to a protocol, but it was clear that the
OP meant "standard GUI telnet client which implements something that
works vaguely like a VT100 with ANSI color tacked on."
That was definitely not clear to me. In my head, he's running some bog
standard telnet client on a system where he probably is using some
windowing system, on which he is running a terminal application (think
xterm). What kind of emulation that terminal application provides I
don't know, but what he should be asking would be if some other terminal
application than "Xyzzy" would give him a better experience connected to
the HP machine. Telnet have nothing to do with it.
Johnny
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