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From: mp1u+@andrew.cmu.edu (Michael Portuesi)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Tektronix Replacement Project (+DNET)
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Date: 12 Apr 88 21:20:51 GMT
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Excerpts from: 12-Apr-88 Re: Tektronix Replacement P.. Marco Papa@pollux.usc.ed
(1606)

> I can't believe that at CMU they don't have any Tek terminals.  Have you
> looked around?

At CMU we don't have any Tek terminals.  What we do have are hundreds, no make
that thousands, of IBM RTs, Suns, and Microvaxes.  The campus also has IBM PCs
and Macintoshes.  Basically if you want a Tektronix terminal you run a Tek
emulator on a PC with a Hercules card (every monochrome PC on campus is
equipped with one).

There used to be one very old Tek terminal in the University Computing Center
but they threw it out about two years ago.  Progress, progress.

                                --M

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