I've only ever used minicom. It's a command line program.
-- John.
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Stephen Adolph writes:
Wow I can't believe how hard it is to find a linux application
that reads
the serial port and displays characters in a screen using vt100
definitions
for control codes.
I would have thought that it would be easy to find a vt100
emulator.
Seems not though.
Any
Hi Steve,
Check your distro repositories for a package called "screen". That
should allow your linux machine to act as a client to a remote with
VT100 emulation.
I've used it locally to run hercules (IBM mainframe emulator) on my
linux box, but not to remote hosts. Hope that works for you.
Wow I can't believe how hard it is to find a linux application that reads
the serial port and displays characters in a screen using vt100 definitions
for control codes.
I would have thought that it would be easy to find a vt100 emulator.
Seems not though.
Any suggestions from the group?
