Personally, I prefer to use my WYSE VT100 terminal.. got it at the Daytom
HAMVention 2 years ago for $20 or $25 and it works great.. I've used it on
my p166 Linux box, my SparcII (now running Linux 2.3.4 kernel, yay!) and
on a modem when my computer has crashed.
Kevin
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On Wed, 2 Jun 1999, Zane H. Healy wrote:
> >Or, do as I do: grab your trusty Tandy 200 with the attitude of "Screw
> >WinBlows - this works better!"
>
> Best solution: A real VT420 with dual input
> Second best solution: Ancient laptop running DOS and Telix
> Third best solution: 486 or better running OS/2 and TE/2
>
> Basically NOTHING beats a real terminal, and I'm rather partial to the VT420's.
>
> Zane
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Received on Wed Jun 02 1999 - 21:21:04 BST