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From: yylu@brauer.harvard.edu (Ya Yan Lu)
Newsgroups: comp.sources.d
Subject: windows on a terminal
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Date: 18 Oct 89 19:56:15 GMT
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Reply-To: yylu@brauer.harvard.edu (Ya Yan Lu)
Organization: Department of Mathematics, Harvard University
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After years working in the X window, Sunview environment, it seems to me
that I just can not do anything without the convienence of multiple
windows. Sometimes, however, one has to use an old vt100 terminal. So I am
wondering if there is any Unix program that allows me to open windows like
I can do in emacs (open many buffers or a shell), with unlimited number of
shells and normal terminal type (in emacs's shell, TERM=emacs, lot of
things become impossible in this shell). Can someone please give me point 
on this? 



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