[Info-vax] Windows terminal revamped and open sourced
Jan-Erik Söderholm
jan-erik.soderholm at telia.com
Sat May 11 13:32:44 EDT 2019
Den 2019-05-11 kl. 19:18, skrev Stephen Hoffman:
> There are a number of open-source terminals available, and for various
> platforms. macOS has a half-dozen or more open-source options
> available. Some of the open-source terminal emulators are
> GPU-accelerated. Some other and more portable terminal emulators—such
> as xterm—have long ago been ported to OpenVMS. Other terminal emulators
> are now running in a browser window.
Right, such as:
https://www.microfocus.com/en-us/products/reflection-web/overview
> As for terminal emulation features found on other platforms, Unix and
> macOS already do as well or better than OpenVMS. The integrated
> terminal emulator on macOS provides UTF-8 support, for instance...
I do not think that comparision is fair. MacOS is a client-only OS (right?)
That is, you run your term emulator on/from the same MacOS environment.
VMS is a server-only OS. You do not expect *VMS* to come with a built-in
emulator. And such as the free Putty does support UTF-8, FWIW...
Does anyone expect a "terminal emulator" that actually runs *on* VMS?
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