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Hi,
   I'm looking for a simple VT-emulator/Zmodem serial program that runs in X.
Minicom is OK, but it's CLI-based. I used Seyon a few years ago, but it
didn't seem stable and I don't see it around any more.

   Just something simple..I use "Tera-Term" on my Win2K machine.

Lloyd Sumpter

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Reply lsumpter1 (7) 8/22/2003 6:55:01 PM

  "Lloyd Sumpter" <lsumpter@shaw.ca>,
  In a message on Fri, 22 Aug 2003 11:55:01 -0700, wrote :

"S> Hi,
"S>    I'm looking for a simple VT-emulator/Zmodem serial program that runs in X.
"S> Minicom is OK, but it's CLI-based. I used Seyon a few years ago, but it
"S> didn't seem stable and I don't see it around any more.
"S> 
"S>    Just something simple..I use "Tera-Term" on my Win2K machine.
"S> 
"S> Lloyd Sumpter

#!/bin/sh
xterm <typical XTerm options> -e minicom

Stash this in a file, make it execute (chmod +x) create a link on your
desktop or add it to a Gnome/KDE menu, etc.  Point and Click.  Have fun.

"S> 
"S>                 

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Reply heller (2933) 8/23/2003 2:57:37 AM


"Lloyd Sumpter" <lsumpter@shaw.ca> wrote:
> Hi,
>    I'm looking for a simple VT-emulator/Zmodem serial program that runs in X.
> Minicom is OK, but it's CLI-based. I used Seyon a few years ago, but it
> didn't seem stable and I don't see it around any more.
> 
>    Just something simple..I use "Tera-Term" on my Win2K machine.
> 
> Lloyd Sumpter

Seyon is quite stable, I've been using it for something like a decade
without problems, and it is just as available now as it ever has been.

-- 
Floyd L. Davidson           <http://web.newsguy.com/floyd_davidson>
Ukpeagvik (Barrow, Alaska)                         floyd@barrow.com
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Reply floyd (1027) 8/23/2003 3:27:10 AM

"Lloyd Sumpter" <lsumpter@shaw.ca> writes:

>Minicom is OK, but it's CLI-based.

Just try " xminicom " ans adjust your screensize after starting?!

greetings, Holger

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Reply hp1 (160) 8/23/2003 1:48:09 PM

On Sat, 23 Aug 2003 13:48:09 +0000, Holger Petersen wrote:

> "Lloyd Sumpter" <lsumpter@shaw.ca> writes:
> 
>>Minicom is OK, but it's CLI-based.
> 
> Just try " xminicom " ans adjust your screensize after starting?!
> 
> greetings, Holger

   That's what I'm doing now, but it doesn't give me drop-down menus,
point-and-click file selection, etc. that a "true" X-windows app would.

Lloyd

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Reply lsumpter1 (7) 8/25/2003 6:50:34 PM

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