Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 21 Feb 1995.
VT100 Emulation
alt.ascii-art
· 1 message · 21 Feb 1995
Just to follow up on an earlier post, I did manage to find a program that
emulates a VT100 terminal on my ibm3161 terminal. It has a few bugs but it
does allow me to see most of the animations I've found. The name of the
program was vtem if anyone is intersted, I got it at ftp.uu.net (I think)
but i am sure you could find it with an archie query. Thanks to all those
who made suggestions.
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