Need A Good Terminal For Xenix/386
Gary Blumenstein
garyb at gallium.UUCP
Fri Aug 11 12:01:55 AEST 1989
In article <1460 at crdgw1.crd.ge.com> davidsen at crdos1.UUCP (bill davidsen) writes:
>
> By the time you get ANSI, color, compatible keyboard, etc, you might
>be better off to buy the cheapest XT clone you can find, add a cheap EGA
>and monitor, and run (free) Kermit in vt100 mode.
I like the Falco 5220e It has vt100/220, ANSI, Tektronics 4014, overscan,
true dual host, etc. I use them to run our graphic applcations as the
mode switching and bitmaps look great. It's a monochrome terminal though.
With the graphic chip option (~$65) you can get 3 pages of memory to display
a full 25X80 page of text, a full bitmap screen and a third text page in
132 columns. You can get up to 6 windows if you're conservative and don't
need all those features. I use them to dual host to different systems
including a VAX and our SCO XENIX system.
They make other models if you need to do things like run VP/ix and stuff.
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Gary Blumenstein, UNIX Systems Administrator // CIBA-GEIGY CORPORATION, USA
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