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From: hugo@spica.ucsc.edu (Hugo Calendar)
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Subject: Re: aixterm?
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Date: 22 Aug 90 10:30:08 GMT
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In article <42100006@sunb3> mcooper@sunb3.cs.uiuc.edu writes:
>
>This is probably an easy question, but I'm new to this...
>
>I'm running an IBM RS6000 with Xwindows.  I tend to open windows to other 
>machines, which of course don't have the SLIGHTEST idea what kind of terminal
>'aixterm' is.  vt100 seems to work with some stangeness, but there has to be a
>better way.
>
>suggestions?
>
>email-  I have a feeling this is WAY to easy to be of general interest.

Nope, I just asked this a little while back.  The answer I got (one
that seems to be correct, too) is that "aixterm" is synonymous with
"hft" (stands for High Function Terminal).  You should have it on
your system.

-Hugo

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