🚀 go-pugleaf

john russell says:
>Unique point: It doesn't claim a higher rate than it can go at. I have seen
>menu selections for 57K baud on terminal emulators that updated the screen
>at about 1200 baud. Of course, the line would hold, but massive flow
>control was needed. DBW's vt100 claims only up to 9600 baud, at which it
>performs quite well, thank you.

    actually, i'm going to add 19.2K and 38.4K to vt100 and see how well
they work.  i can't talk to my vax at those speeds (my leased line only
has 9600 baud modems), but i have this AT sitting next to my amiga...
amiga-kermit(4d(060)) talks to ms-kermit(2.29jrd) at 38.4K without
dropping packets, tho the thruput is only ~680 bytes/sec.  this is still
better than running at 9600, where thruput is down to ~450 bytes/sec.
it's time for sliding windows!

	wayne hamilton
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