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> You keep track of a list of what TERM are hardware based that need this delay How does this work for a terminal emulator? Say I'm using Kermit, and I'm usin
by phone8675309 3y ago
> You keep track of a list of what TERM are hardware based that need this delay
How does this work for a terminal emulator? Say I'm using Kermit, and I'm using its VT100 emulation. My term would be VT100. So this delay would still be present because my terminal emulator is emulating the VT100, so looking at the TERM variable won't fix that.
- charcircuit 3y agoIf you set your virtual terminal to emulate a physical terminal it shouldn't be surprising that software treats your terminal as a physical terminal.
- phone8675309 3y agoIt shouldn't be but it appears that concept has eluded some of the commenters on this article.