On Mon, 2 Dec 1996, Alexander LIST wrote: > > Have a look at http://www.stardivision.com/. They have StarOffice 3.1, a > complete office solution for different platforms, in public beta now. > Noncommercial use is free AFAIK and the Wordprocessor, StarWriter, can > read/write MS-Winword-6.0, _and_ has built in HTML capabilities. You can > even surf the Web from the Wordprocessor. >
Unfortunately StarOffice package requires Motif 2.0. Is their any way to deal without it? How about lesstiff. BTW, text file format RTF seems to be quite good and relatively harmless (and loseless) way to realize document exchange between Linux and Windoze zones. Winword has appropriate conventer, on the Linux side in turn there exist such a tool like latex2rtf. It is better than another common format like PostScript which is not "human editable". > > customizable telnet client with remote saving/printing capabilities for > the Austrian Press Agency... > I'd like to add equally important cabability - configurable terminal compatibility. Only user keeping the console can take full advantage from the TERM environment variable set to linux. All other network users must torture themselves with VT100 compatible telnet clients, what affects very negatively the prestige of my Debian GNU Linux Server. The incredibly ancient VT-100 standard should pass to history long time ago. I would like to use a terminal emulator exactly like between two Linuxes - with comfort of bash, arrow keys, color ls and so on. So, does anybody know a DOS or Windows telnet client with configurable terminal definition in termcap or terminfo format? BTW, recently I tried to make DEC OSF 3.2 a Unix with human face. I compiled gcc, libg++, bash, binutils, color-ls, git and copied termcap from my Debian Linux box wroking as a server in my network. Everything works OK but regarding terminal all I've achieved is possibility of running telnet with TERM=ansi because TERM=linux causes 'Terminal entry too long' message. What else should I exchange, may be DEC's getty? Thanx for reading this, Jerzy Kakol Institute of Microbiology Wroclaw University -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]