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Subject: Using Kermit as a Unix Terminal
Message-ID: <15605@sri-arpa.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 15-Jan-84 18:10:00 EST
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Posted: Sun Jan 15 18:10:00 1984
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Bob,

The new test version of Kermit which I am temporarily distributing
directly supports defining function and cursor control keys for your
particular Unix editor.  Kermit itself expects VT52 cursor controls
(actually Heath-19, because insert/delete line are supported).  As far
as what the function and ctrl, alt, and arrow keys generate, this
version of kermit takes a setup file which specifies the codes to be
generated.  For example, I distribute setup files for the Interactive
Systems Unix INed and EMACS.  You can also add your favorite modem
dialing sequences, etc.

Herman Fischer