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From: xrtnt@amarna.gsfc.nasa.gov (Nigel Tzeng)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Terminal Emulators:  Looking for a Tek 4105/4111 Emulator
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Date: 15 Mar 90 19:19:22 GMT
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Organization: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center - Greenbelt, MD, USA
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We have some programs on our project that use the 4111 and I was wondering if
there were any terminal emulators out there that could handle this?

I have gotten the programs to work on a Mac using 4105 emulation (but the
refreshes are sometimes messed up) and I think I can get by with 4105
emulation.

It would be nice to get some Amigas to supplement the Macs around here...
there seems to be a lot of Ataris around this place that no one uses because
they don't have color (we opted for the hi-res ;-) monocrome) displays.

Any help would be appreciated.  

NT

Oh yes...does anyone know of any display programs that can put science data on
a screen?  There are pictures here of converted GIF files from Neptune that
someone from JPL did but that's not what I'm looking for.  Basically I want to
be able to download a NxM floating point array, define a palette and put it on
the screen (lowest value defined as 0 and highest as 255 and interpolate the
values in between).  This would give us a cheap (~$3500) graphics workstation
that we could display our sky maps with (as opposed to these $10000 Macs).

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