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From: papa@pollux.usc.edu (Marco Papa)
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Subject: Re: Tektronix Replacement Project (+DNET)
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Date: 13 Apr 88 05:23:35 GMT
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In article <oWMccny00Xo181NXML@andrew.cmu.edu| mp1u+@andrew.cmu.edu (Michael Portuesi) writes:
|Excerpts from: 12-Apr-88 Re: Tektronix Replacement P.. Marco Papa@pollux.usc.ed
|| 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).

Well if you have RTs, Suns and Microvaxes you should have at least one copy 
of the MIT X Window System, which also runs Andrew.  The xterm which comes,
IN SOURCE FORM, as part of X inc;uded both a VT100 and tek4014 emulator.
A good place to start

(kind of masochistic of me that I am selling a commercial tek 4014 emulator :-)

-- Marco
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