22 Sep
2004
22 Sep
'04
9:06 a.m.
On Wed, 22 Sep 2004, Patrick Finnegan wrote:
On Wednesday 22 September 2004 10:49, Paul Koning
wrote:
Or, you could hook a real VT-100/420/etc up to a serial port and get
perfect VT100 emulation. On Linux, at least, I don't know if E11 will
let you do that on Windows. :)
Better yet, a VT520:
http://marketplace.vintage.org/view.cfm?ad=1158
:)
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>>>> "Jerome" == Jerome H Fine <jhfinexgs2(a)compsys.to> writes:
Jerome> Jerome Fine replies:
Jerome> E11 is normally about 10 times the speed of SIMH. The hobby
Jerome> version runs under either Windows or Linux. VT100 emulation
Jerome> is built into E11, unlike SIMH which briefly (V9-11) also
Jerome> included VT100 that mostly worked, but was mainly missing the
Jerome> GOLD key!
Jerome> Because of my requirement for 132 character text lines under
Jerome> VT100 editing (because I use MACRO-11 listings), only Windows
Jerome> 98 SE is able to provide this feature.
You can also do this in the Linux version. You just have to use
xterm invoked with the right switches.