< VT100 users to hit F5 through F10 to access certain abilities
< that are rather necessary - such as exiting the editor. Despite
< repeated phone calls to the company, I've yet to convince them that
< a VT100 does NOT have F5 through F10 function keys. They claim that
< because some popular Windows-based emulators implement these function
< keys in VT100 mode, a real VT100 must as well. Arrggghhh!!!! I'm
My answer to them is, if I jump off a bridge will you too? They may have
confused Vt100 with Vt220(and later) as they do have the function keys.
What PCs do/did should never count as valid.
< tempted to deliver a half-dozen true VT100's to their corporate
< offices via catapult.
Tim,
Big time right on. Being an exDEC terminals and printers widget I have
yet to find a terminal emulation on the PC that does a correct
VT100(series) or remotely passable Vt2xx/3xx even the the latter have
very similar key layouts. They are universally broken.
My local solution is the use of RealTerminal (TM) IE: a in the flesh
vt100/102, H19, Vt320, VT340 or vt1200. I know they are honest.
Allison
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Weight and amount I got for it and it's in Canada to ship... and I
want space back! Would work well if I ship in pieces...
About 6 IBM fancy boxes with diskettes, RT 6150 (Desktop) with all
the trimmings except for monitor and HD, floppy drive (can use
standard 1.22MB FD, either ESDI or MFM with controller). Second
generation processor card without 4MB ram onboard, running off 4MB
ECC board speed selectable jumper set for fast. Video card is just
MDA with parallel port. Exact same type in PC and XT's.
After I confirm it's working, it's going to several or someone's for
use for small cost.
Thanks for comments...will give more details as I go.
Jason D.
email: jpero(a)cgocable.net
Pero, Jason D.