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From: theacct@bill.ucsc.edu (El hombre de pelo estranja)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.misc
Subject: Re: HandShake sucks??
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Date: 8 Apr 91 10:14:04 GMT
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I can understand why he wouldn't like Handshake. Myself, I have no use for
 a program such as Handshake, and my personal favorite Term programs currently
are Ncomm 1.9 and Vlt 5.045.  Handshake does have some annoying features/bugs
but I just kind of discded it because I ddidn't feel right complaining
to the author without having registered it, and I didn't want to register a
program that annoyed me.  Anyway, vlt and ncomm are very nice for my needs, 
although it would be REAL neat if one of them could implement a unix-windows
type protocol.  

On a side note: Does anyone know if it's at all possible to emulate X-Windows
on an Amiga, I'd be very interested in running X on the machine I'm using 
through the modem. Thanks.

-jas
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