Re: Serial Port Communication with 386i: kermit

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From: Bob Sutterfield
Date: Sat, 22 Apr 1989 09:49

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rgr@mhuxo.UUCP (Bob Renninger):

   Does anyone know of a good [RS232] terminal emulator that I can use
   instead of tip?  I have alot of experience in the MS-DOS world,
   where there are many such products, far better than tip.

How about Kermit?  You can even compile the same sources to give you a DOS
Kermit or a UNIX Kermit, depending upon whether you compile them on those
DOS-ish sorts of days, or when you're feeling more like UNIX.

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Subject: Re: Serial Port Communication with 386i: kermit
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