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From: rjd@nancy.UUCP
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Subject: Re: uniterm size
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Date: Sun, 12-Apr-87 22:50:16 EST
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Posted: Sun Apr 12 22:50:16 1987
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In article <282@tutor.tut.UUCP> hannu@tut.UUCP (Koivisto Hannu) writes:
>
>
>The other choise (small and without tek-mode and without kermit etc.) could be:
>	- VT100 as desk accessory (just like the original VT52)
>
>BTW. Has anyone found ,that UNITERM doesn't work with original (and old)
>     Tektroni PLOT-10 graphics library (in VAX/VMS). I used an old program
>     (made 1982) and it didn't work. Then I tried with others:
>      Mac's TEKALIKE works
>      Mac's VersatermPro works
>      Televideo terminal+ Datatype graphics didn't work
>      Selanar graphic terminal works
>

We use PLOT-10 extensively (unfortunate, but true ... trying to talk the 
powers that be into DI3000 ;-) ) here at the lab, and we have never had
any problems with it driving the TEK emulator on UniTerm. This is true
for both old versions of PLOT-10 and newer hacked versions.

Incidently, for comparison, the UniTerm Tektronix emulator appears to
be about twice as fast as the Versaterm Tektronix emulator on a MacIntosh,
and about 9 times as fast as the Tektronix emulator on a VT240. (Although
this latter result is not surprising as the VT240 appears to convert the
Tektronix commands to REGIS commands before drawing them on the
screen ... silly, but true...)



                     - Rob DeMillo
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