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In article <ACEVEDO.91Apr29154901@boom.mit.edu> acevedo@athena.mit.edu (Gabriel) writes:

>  If running a subshell the output of a shell command is often displayed
>  with the last line in the middle of the Emacs window. I'd rather like
>  Emacs to put the shell prompt always at the bottom of the window.

>This requires writing an elisp filter function for the shell process.
>(I think you also have to set `scroll-step' to 2 or some value that will
>work.)  Here's the code I wrote up some time ago:

I have a similar (I think) question. I'd like the same thing only for
when I use Mx-telnet.

This problem may no longer exist in future emacs versions if you can
telnet as a vt100, but now I have to use "generic" for terminal when I
telnet -- to read articles on EcoNet/PeaceNet -- and the display's
putting the cursor in the middle of the screen messes things up (i.e.
a few C-u C-l will make things fine -- except you need to move the
cursor back to the bottom again before you give any more input!) so
you miss the first 1-6 lines of the article.

Any suggestions?

Harel