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About VT-92 |
You must have a terminal emulator to talk to a Unix machine. Most people use a VT100 Terminal Emulator. Indeed, whether you like it or not, almost all terminal emulation programs emulate the VT100 - including the one you're using! VT100 became a standard for terminals soon after it was built by DEC to interface mainframes. With the explosion in Internet access, however, VT100 is proving to be increasingly slow and cumbersome. Enter VT-92!
VT-92 is an extremely simple, free terminal emulator. It's main advantage is,
- it allows non-Mac users to pretend they are using a Mac .
Ask you system administrator if your Unix host supports VT-92. Once one person has customized VT-92 to work on a specific machine, the Emulator can work for everyone. Assuming that you're a pioneering sort and the first one to attempt this task, read on:
Own your FREE copy of VT-92