Hi,
Every so often I try moving my terminal-related activities from either
a Windows or Linux box to the Mac. And each time I find the
interaction between VO and the Mac terminal sufficiently frustrating
that I give up for another 6 months.
After just changing jobs I'm trying to rationalise my I
One thing when using the terminal and if connecting to other shells on
other machines is to make sure the vt 100 imulation is chosen in a set
statement. This translates keyboard input correctly to other machines.
This has to be done in the mac terminal and on each of any other shells.
Many
My opinion is that you use something like VMWare's Fusion and setup a simple
Linux distro with Speakup and perform your shell-based activities there.
On Sep 16, 2010, at 4:57 AM, Garry Turkington wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Every so often I try moving my terminal-related activities from either
> a Windows
Hi Scott,
That's exactly what I've been doing, though currently with VMware
Workstation on a Windows host. I have Fusion on my personal MBP but
may have some issues putting a VM atop my Mac at work.
Given the Mac is built atop Unix and VO almost works with terminal
though I'd really prefer to ha
That actually sounds like a really inteersting option.
I'm liking terminal but fusion seems very powerful and I like the idea of
reving up virtual machines to quickly prototype an environment.
On Sep 16, 2010, at 6:40 AM, Scott Howell wrote:
> My opinion is that you use something like VMWare
Garry, although VO certainly works better with the Terminal than it has and
does a great job for the limited things I need it for, I have not found it to
be quite the entire replacement for Speakup and the shell. I hope someone does
have other suggestions.
On Sep 16, 2010, at 10:28 AM, Garry Tu
