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From: bob@tinman.cis.ohio-state.edu (Bob Sutterfield)
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Subject: Re: GNU Emacs 18.52 slow on Color 386i
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Date: 20 Feb 89 16:30:39 GMT
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In-reply-to: teg@orc.olivetti.com's message of 16 Feb 89 23:42:10 GMT

You must be using Emacs either on the raw console, or in a terminal
emulator window.  Whether you use X10, X11, NeWS, or SunView, GNU
Emacs has a native interface to the window system that is much more
intelligent than that of a general terminal emulator beneath an Emacs
that's trying to do its best with the termcap description.  Use Emacs
in its own window, and you'll likely be pleased with its functionality
and performance.