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Non-chip: I want to write a x11 terminal emulator, but I don't know how to generate and communicate with the shell, is there any basic (pseudo or C) code? Things like what kind of PTY to create, how to bind the shell to the shell, what signals do I have to cat
Non-chip: I want to write a x11 terminal emulator, but I don't know how to generate and communicate with the shell, is there any basic (pseudo or C) code? Things like what kind of PTY to create, how to bind the shell to the shell, what signals do I have to cat
Non-chip: I want to write a x11 terminal emulator, but I don't know how to generate and communicate with the shell, is there any basic (pseudo or C) code? Things like what kind of PTY to create, how to bind the shell to the shell, what signals do I have to cat
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coding I'm having a hard time understanding the difference between running a terminal emulator from the GUI (gnome) and booting directly into the terminal. I've been a sys/network admin for over 10 years and I'm pretty familiar with terminal emulation and how
coding I'm having a hard time understanding the difference between running a terminal emulator from the GUI (gnome) and booting directly into the terminal. I've been a sys/network admin for over 10 years and I'm pretty familiar with terminal emulation and how
coding I'm having a hard time understanding the difference between running a terminal emulator from the GUI (gnome) and booting directly into the terminal. I've been a sys/network admin for over 10 years and I'm pretty familiar with terminal emulation and how
Jons After upgrading to Ubuntu 11.04, my terminals (gnome-terminal and urxvt) start "/"instead of"~" What would cause this behavior? I imagine the working directory for Gnome or X is set to "/"or something like that, but I don't know where to start debugging i
hide: I am trying to develop a "console" in pyqt. Similar to where all consoles are in xterm.js, it's the front end, it doesn't spawn any child processes, it's just an I/O that lets me plug in whatever I want later. Can I use any existing python packages or si
hide: I am trying to develop a "console" in pyqt. Similar to where all consoles are in xterm.js, it's the front end, it doesn't spawn any child processes, it's just an I/O that lets me plug in whatever I want later. Can I use any existing python packages or si
Rima: Does anyone know of a library or class to emulate a vt100 terminal (graphical or not is irrelevant). What I basically want is a class that implements the logic of the vt100 terminal (e.g. the delete function will be called when a "delete" code is receive
Benjamin Lindqvist Can't imagine I'm the first to wonder, but I'm really getting nowhere with this - maybe I'm just using the wrong search term. I'm looking for a terminal emulator that will allow me to use the keyboard to navigate through the output, just lik
Pedro Rolo This is cool : http://osxdaily.com/2011/01/27/the-ultimate-retro-terminal-cathode/ Are there any similar applications for Ubuntu? Pedro Rolo I just stumbled across that terminologythis is the Terminal that comes with the Enlightenment Window Manager
stupid professor Whenever I press Ctrl+Alt+T, the X terminal emulator opens instead of Gnome Terminal. I do not know why. What is this x terminal emulator and what does it do? How is it different from Gnome Terminal? vanadium Totally possible workaround A very
Crocodile I have got: Windows 7 Segwyn The development board is connected to the COM1 port. I need: Connect to its serial port from CygWin. If I was using Linux, I would be running something like picocom or minicom . Also in Windows 7 I can install hypertermin
Tim Is the temporary emulator working on the server? If yes, what are its clients? How do I find its customers? thanks. netstatThe output contains the lxterminal process. Does this mean that the terminal emulator process is a UNIX domain socket based server? $
Amelio Vazquez-Reina I can access the remote computer via ssh. On this machine, if I run, echo $TERMI get xterm. If I want to change the terminal emulator to another emulator (assuming it's installed on the remote computer), what should I do? Tim Kennedy The s
Tim Is the temporary emulator working on the server? If yes, what are its clients? How do I find its customers? thanks. netstatThe output contains the lxterminal process. Does this mean that the terminal emulator process is a UNIX domain socket based server? $
hide: I am trying to develop a "console" in pyqt. Similar to where all consoles are in xterm.js, it's the front end, it doesn't spawn any child processes, it's just an I/O that lets me plug in whatever I want later. Can I use any existing python packages or si
Rima: Does anyone know of a library or class to emulate a vt100 terminal (graphical or not is irrelevant). What I basically want is a class that implements the logic of the vt100 terminal (e.g. the delete function will be called when a "delete" code is receive
Benjamin Lindqvist Can't imagine I'm the first to wonder, but I'm really getting nowhere with this - maybe I'm just using the wrong search term. I'm looking for a terminal emulator that will allow me to use the keyboard to navigate through the output, just lik
Pedro Rolo This is cool : http://osxdaily.com/2011/01/27/the-ultimate-retro-terminal-cathode/ Are there any similar applications for Ubuntu? Pedro Rolo I just stumbled across that terminologythis is the Terminal that comes with the Enlightenment Window Manager
Amelio Vazquez-Reina I can access the remote computer via ssh. On this machine, if I run, echo $TERMI get xterm. If I want to change the terminal emulator to another emulator (assuming it's installed on the remote computer), what should I do? Tim Kennedy The s
Crocodile I have got: Windows 7 Segwyn The development board is connected to the COM1 port. I need: Connect to its serial port from CygWin. If I was using Linux, I would be running something like picocom or minicom . Also in Windows 7 I can install hypertermin
Tim Is the temporary emulator working on the server? If yes, what are its clients? How do I find its customers? thanks. netstatThe output contains the lxterminal process. Does this mean that the terminal emulator process is a UNIX domain socket based server? $
Pedro Rolo This is cool : http://osxdaily.com/2011/01/27/the-ultimate-retro-terminal-cathode/ Are there any similar applications for Ubuntu? Pedro Rolo I just stumbled across that terminologythis is the Terminal that comes with the Enlightenment Window Manager