20 Mar
2013
20 Mar
'13
8:53 a.m.
Ethan Dicks <ethan.dicks at gmail.com> writes:
Apparently I did, but the URL - www.ncd-x.com/doc/TerminalUsersGuide.pdf -
made me think it was the original company.
Nice they put the manuals up, but sure would be nifty if they put the last
software for the traditional X terminals (e.g. HMX) up. As far as I know
(and I haven't burned many cycles checking) that all died long before NCD
did.
Probably shouldn't have tossed my (pre-HMX) NCD with X in (many) PROMs, but
it was mono X11R2/3-ish and not much past xterm/Xaw worked that well, post
year 2000.
20 Mar
20 Mar
4:21 p.m.
In article <CAOrcWjzhPy5b7WkVgNrzM0=oCTppcPZguKo=9Z9mOPoxByJQCg at mail.gmail.com>,
Ken Seefried <seefriek at gmail.com> writes:
Nice they put the manuals up, but sure would be nifty
if they put the last
software for the traditional X terminals (e.g. HMX) up. As far as I know
(and I haven't burned many cycles checking) that all died long before NCD
did.
Agreed, and it's a problem for more brands than NCD.
I've collected what I can find here:
<http://computergraphicsmuseum.org/mirror/XTerminals/>
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