[Coco] Would anyone like some snow?

Tim Fadden t.fadden at cox.net
Wed Feb 10 23:31:26 EST 2010


On 2/10/2010 7:35 PM, Aaron Wolfe wrote:

> On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 9:04 PM, Tim Fadden<t.fadden at cox.net> wrote:

>

>> On 2/10/2010 5:31 PM, Aaron Wolfe wrote:

>>

>>> Does anyone use an editor with good results on a vt100, ansi, or other

>>> common terminal type? I haven't had much luck with scred on anything

>>> other than the coco console.

>>>

>>> On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 2:58 PM, Aaron Banerjee<spam_proof at verizon.net>

>>> wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>>> We've got plenty of it here -- and then some. It can sometimes be funny,

>>>> though. While shoveling the driveway, even the dog started digging...

>>>>

>>>> On a coco-related note, what's the best word processor for the Coco 2?

>>>> VIP?

>>>> I was wondering if anything existed that was better.

>>>>

>>>> - Aaron

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>> Ive used scred from linux, solaris, and several versions of windows with

>> great results.

>>

>> What kind of issues were you having?

>>

> It's been a couple weeks but the escape sequences for screen control

> were not getting to my terminal (or not being sent), or not properly

> defined in the termset file, or my client is no good... too many

> unknowns :). could also be a bug in the way dw4 handles telnet, our

> implementation is pretty sparse. so i was interested in what's known

> to work well, hoping to eliminate some factors. i will keep at it

> with scred.

>

>

>


I have had various results with different windows telnet clients also.
Some settings that seem to help if you can change them

Use: Force Character at a time mode.
Also make sure not to change the window size (ok if scaling, and not
changing rows/columns).

I use CRT v4.0.1 with windows. Took me a bit of tweeking but works
great now. I also tested a couple of free/shareware clients that worked
good.

Under linux and solaris I use the command line telnet which works, and a
nix serial/com program that works great is minicom.

I don't have the drivewire serial drivers (can't find them or the
server) but I do have drive wire.
I kinda got the source off of source forge, but I am not a programer,
just a hacker and havn't figured out all the ins and outs of compiling
with source forge.
I have better luck compiling on the coco! ha ha ha

I use a windows program written for comador's to go from serial on the
coco to tcpip on the net, where I log into the coco at home from work,
and use scred that way.

If you could instruct me on where/how to get the drivewire stuff, I
could help you test it.

Good luck! and have fun!

Tim


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