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From: polish@lexington.columbia.edu (Nathaniel Polish)
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Subject: Re: Apple //e dial-up to Unix.
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Date: Tue, 19-Aug-86 10:30:13 EDT
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Kermit will work fine to a UNIX system.  You will, however, find a few 
problems.  In 40 (ugh) col mode the Apple //e can just about keep up with
a scrolling screen.  In 80 col mode the Apple is so slow (swaping banks
on each character) that the people who did Apple Kermit were looking into
special scroll methods like scrolling all the odd columns then all the even
columns.  Even this was slow so you may have to change the /etc/termcaps 
entry on the UNIX system to give it the timing info.  

Nat Polish@cs.columbia.edu