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I would bet that you have been in front of a VT220, or VT320, or a real terminal that could emulate one of them. Nortel Meridians for example (yay, ld21) use a
by Aloha 6y ago
I would bet that you have been in front of a VT220, or VT320, or a real terminal that could emulate one of them.
Nortel Meridians for example (yay, ld21) use a serial terminal, usually read DEC, usually a VT220 or 320.
But there are WYSE (and others too) terminals too, which usually can emulate a 220, and so on.
- kstrauser 6y agoThat’s certainly possible, but if so it wasn’t something I had personal contact with enough to register that it happened. And I definitely knew what those terminals were, so I’m pretty certain I would have noticed that “oh, hey! A real VT220!”