hperaza <hperaza@canberra.com> wrote: I've implemented a VT100-compatible terminal into a single 200k-gate Xilinx FPGA. Actually, it is a mix of VT100 and VT240, since it supports color sequences and scroll regions. I've the design files still somewhere, if there is enough interest I'll make them available @ p112.sourceforge.net. It is not a fully VT100 or VT220/240 emulation,

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jmfbahciv@aol.com skrev: In article <fhl24g$52f$1@Tempo.Update.UU.SE>, Johnny Billquist <bqt@update.uu.se> wrote: glen herrmannsfeldt skrev: Johnny Billquist wrote: (snip) True. I wasn't. I can't even imagine hooking up some kind of graphic hardware to our KL10s. Apart from the fact that most people wasn't allowed in the computer hall, the environment

glen herrmannsfeldt skrev: Johnny Billquist wrote: (snip) True. I wasn't. I can't even imagine hooking up some kind of graphic hardware to our KL10s. Apart from the fact that most people wasn't allowed in the computer hall, the environment there wasn't something most people think was "office like". Also, I'm not sure how and where you hook up graphic hardware to

In article <469846A7.12EB78F0@spam.comcast.net>, David J Dachtera <djesys.no@spam.comcast.net> wrote: Indeed, as others have posted, you appear to have confused VT220 with VT240 (color, graphics-capable). As I recall it, VT220 was single color, no graphics. VT240 was single color, with graphics, VT241 was multiple color, with graphics. The VT220 was in a kind of triangular case,