TERMDEF for X-windows terminal

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3 total messages Started by Quentin van Abbe Tue, 14 May 1991 10:56

#93

Author: Quentin van Abbe
Date: Tue, 14 May 1991 10:56

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  The summary says it all. Users with X-windows terminals are looking for
  a termdef to support them. We don't run X-windows on Nos/ve just the
  terminals. Any advice can be mailed to me.
    rxxqva@skaro.xx.rmit.oz.au        Quentin van Abbe

Re: TERMDEF for X-windows terminal

#96

Author: Mark Kennedy
Date: Wed, 15 May 1991 04:32

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In article <1991May14.105646.6104@minyos.xx.rmit.oz.au>, rxxqva@minyos.xx.rmit.oz.au (Quentin van Abbe) writes:
|> 
|>   The summary says it all. Users with X-windows terminals are looking for
|>   a termdef to support them. We don't run X-windows on Nos/ve just the
|>   terminals. Any advice can be mailed to me.
|>     rxxqva@skaro.xx.rmit.oz.au        Quentin van Abbe

You may want to try "setta tm=ncdx" for a terminal definition of
Network Computing Devices Xterminal.  Contact software support 
if you need additional information.

	-Mark
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Re: TERMDEF for X-windows terminal

#97

Author: Quentin van Abbe
Date: Thu, 16 May 1991 05:34

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rxxqva@minyos.xx.rmit.oz.au (Quentin van Abbe) writes:

>  The summary says it all. Users with X-windows terminals are looking for
>  a termdef to support them. We don't run X-windows on Nos/ve just the
>  terminals. Any advice can be mailed to me.
>    rxxqva@skaro.xx.rmit.oz.au        Quentin van Abbe

   Thanks to all who responded (most helpfully).

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