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In article <8704061724.AA17217@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> K538915@CZHRZU1A.BITNET writes:
>If the net could reach a consens on what features it DOESN'T want in
>UniTerm, I would be prepared distribute a cut down version of UniTerm:
>
>                 Tek 4010 emulation     ~30kB       32kB     ~62kB
Personally I suppose I think you ought to leave it in.  My roommate and
I use it to access graphics packages on the Vaxen here at OSU.
>                 Kermit                 ~20kB                ~20kB
I haven't had the opprotunity to use 1.6g or 1.7a,b but *please* leave
kermit in as well
>                 VTxxx fonts            ~20kB                ~20kB
Ditto.
>                 132 col mode           ~10kB                ~10kB
This one I see as the least useful, but at 10kb, its not as big a deal.
A version simply w/o tek emulation would be nice, but so would a separate
version w/ and w/o kermit...Simon, if you want to create a separate version
for particular tastes, thats cool, but as for me, I don't mind the size
of Uniterm, since I only have 512K and cannot run a Ramdisk with it anyhows.

Andy Weaver / akw@osupyr.UUCP / 614.293.1195 or .292.1741
The Ohio State University / Columbus, OH / "Go Bucks."
"Like cold water to the bones, so is good news from a distant land." Prov25.25

Disclaimer:  If Ohio State knew I had UseNet access, they would probably
have to ask what exactly UseNet is. And how much they should charge.