I need a Termdef!

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2 total messages Started by Bryan Juliano Wed, 23 Dec 1992 20:12

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Author: Bryan Juliano
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 20:12

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     Hi, I recently aquired a Ridge 4200 from Kevin Dowd.  I have been 
unable to find the correct termdef for the Prime terminal model PT-200.  I 
am unfamiliar with i although I belive it is a VT-100 compatible.  The vt-
100 termdef does wierd things when I use vi, so I come to you.

  On a more general note, I am new to the machines and would appreciate 
having som feed back and suggestions from all you vetrans, speciffically any 
text or FAQs to help me along!


Thank You,

J. Bryan Juliano
UConn Residence Hall
Network Administrator

Re: I need a Termdef!

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Author: Yves A. Nicollet
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1992 13:45

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In article <BJuliano.6.725141552@rm42.ucc.uconn.edu>, BJuliano@rm42.ucc.uconn.edu (Bryan Juliano) writes:

>     Hi, I recently aquired a Ridge 4200 from Kevin Dowd.  I have been 
>unable to find the correct termdef for the Prime terminal model PT-200.  I 
>am unfamiliar with i although I belive it is a VT-100 compatible.  The vt-
>100 termdef does wierd things when I use vi, so I come to you.
>
>  On a more general note, I am new to the machines and would appreciate 
>having som feed back and suggestions from all you vetrans, speciffically any 
>text or FAQs to help me along!
>

Happy to see that comp.sys.ridge is still alive.

First I think your Ridge should be a 3200, but maybe they released a new system before closing down?
Then you don't say what OS it runs: ROS or RX/V?
I tried to locate the terminfo you need in both sources but couldn't find it.
I don't want to frighten you, but I am probably the only one in the world still able to search the sources.

Good luck anyway.
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