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From: GROPP-BILL@YALE.ARPA
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Subject: terminals
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Date: Thu, 6-Mar-86 14:42:42 EST
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Since the issue of terminals has been stirred up, I thought I'd ask what
kind of terminals are people using for text and graphics?  Ideally, what
I'd like to find is a terminal which in ANSI compatible for text, does
not NEED XON/XOFF or other flow control for speeds of 4800 baud (9600
even better) or less, and which provides a graphics mode with a
resolution of about 500 x 500 and allows raster operations (xon/xoff
allowed here).

Also, does anyone have any VMS display manager that might drive such a
beast and allow at least multiple, independent terminals?  While very
troggy, that would make it as useful as a VSII.

Thanks in advance.
Bill Gropp
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