This one time, at band camp, Peter Hardy wrote:
>My second wacky request for the day!
>
>I'm logged in to a device on the far end of a satellite link, so latency
>is on the order of a couple of seconds. Due to vagaries that I haven't
>yet sorted out, the regular telnet client that Ubuntu ships in t
> But the latency here is a real drag. So. Are there any good telnet clients
> around that are line-buffered? I want to be able to type a line and hit
> enter to send the whole thing over the wire at once, rather than
> individual characters.
In PuTTY, in the horrendous configuration tree, go to
On Tue, 2006-03-07 at 15:31 +1100, Jamie Wilkinson wrote:
> I'm curious why the regular client doesn't like these devices...
So am I, actually. But the occasions when I have time to check it out,
and the occasions when I care enough to check it out never seem to
intersect.
> The manpage for telne
Just a guess, but it seems regular telnet supports line mode with the
command "mode line"
>From the telnet man page : mode TypeSpecifies the current input
mode. When the Type variable has a value of line, the mode is
line-by-line. When the Type variable has a value of character, the mode
is ch
On Tue, 2006-03-07 at 15:35 +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
>
> > But the latency here is a real drag. So. Are there any good telnet clients
> > around that are line-buffered? I want to be able to type a line and hit
> > enter to send the whole thing over the wire at once, rather than
> > individual c
