Full Screen Telnet client?

[John Lobaugh]

Does anyone know of a full screen (ie nonPM) telnet client? My SVGA
card is so sloooooow that I may have to switch back to using Livewire
instead of TCP/IP with SLIP.
Thanks.

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John lob...@a.chem.upenn.edu

[Kevin Welch]

In article <3k7lf3$2...@netnews.upenn.edu>,

John Lobaugh <lob...@vhp1.chem.upenn.edu> wrote:
>Does anyone know of a full screen (ie nonPM) telnet client? My SVGA
>card is so sloooooow that I may have to switch back to using Livewire
>instead of TCP/IP with SLIP.
>Thanks.
>

There is a telnet client called CKermit. I assume you can get it at
ftp.cdrom.com or hobbes. But to be sure, check the newsgroup
comp.os.os2.networking.tcp-ip or ...networking.misc. CKermit is non-pm
and I hear lots of users like it.

kcw

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[Brad Dixon]

kwe...@mail1.sas.upenn.edu (Kevin Welch) writes:

>In article <3k7lf3$2...@netnews.upenn.edu>,
>John Lobaugh <lob...@vhp1.chem.upenn.edu> wrote:
>>Does anyone know of a full screen (ie nonPM) telnet client? My SVGA
>>card is so sloooooow that I may have to switch back to using Livewire
>>instead of TCP/IP with SLIP.
>>Thanks.
>>

>There is a telnet client called CKermit. I assume you can get it at

What's wrong with the standard telnet.exe? Open up a full screen OS/2
window, type 'telnet' and be amazed. :)

Brad
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Georgia Tech Research Institute -- Atlanta, GA
bdi...@cmdl.gtri.gatech.edu & gt5...@prism.gatech.edu
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[Ron Asbestos Dippold]

bdi...@cmdl.gatech.edu (Brad Dixon) writes:
>>There is a telnet client called CKermit. I assume you can get it at
>What's wrong with the standard telnet.exe? Open up a full screen OS/2
>window, type 'telnet' and be amazed. :)

I like Ckermit for its configurability, programability, and the
ability to have humongous fast scrollback buffers. Combine it with
feelx and a good text editor I've _finally_ got the convenience and
power of Telemate (DOS term program) plus multiple sessions.

I realize that wasn't your point, but I couldn't resist a little
plug. :) It's at least worth looking at.
--
I used to have a drug problem, but now I have enough money.

[Rodney Smith]

In article <3k7lf3$2...@netnews.upenn.edu>,
John Lobaugh <lob...@vhp1.chem.upenn.edu> wrote:
>Does anyone know of a full screen (ie nonPM) telnet client? My SVGA
>card is so sloooooow that I may have to switch back to using Livewire
>instead of TCP/IP with SLIP.
>Thanks.

Did you try running "telnet" from an OS/2 Full Screen? If you're
using IBM's TCP/IP v2.0 for OS/2, it includes a command line telnet;
remarkably called "telnet".

Rodney Smith
rod...@olethros.con.mci.com
"I speak/write for myself, not for my employer or my client."

[Jeffrey Altman]

In article <3k7oeo$6...@netnews.upenn.edu>,
Kevin Welch <kwe...@mail1.sas.upenn.edu> wrote:

>ftp.cdrom.com or hobbes. But to be sure, check the newsgroup
>comp.os.os2.networking.tcp-ip or ...networking.misc. CKermit is non-pm
>and I hear lots of users like it.
>

C-Kermit 5A(190) is available from kermit.columbia.edu
/kermit/archives/cko190.zip

Be aware that version 5A(191) will be released in the next week or so.
Jeffrey Altman * PO Box 220415 * Great Neck, NY * 11022-0415 * (516) 466-5495
"C-Kermit: available on more platforms than any other communications software."
"Kermit FTP: sending files whenever and wherever they are needed."
OS/2 version 5A(190): ftp://kermit.columbia.edu/kermit/archives/cko190.zip

[Lennart Carlson]

In article <3k88pq$8...@hermes.dna.mci.com>,

rod...@olethros.con.mci.com (Rodney Smith) wrote:
>In article <3k7lf3$2...@netnews.upenn.edu>,
>John Lobaugh <lob...@vhp1.chem.upenn.edu> wrote:
>>Does anyone know of a full screen (ie nonPM) telnet client? My SVGA
>>card is so sloooooow that I may have to switch back to using Livewire
>>instead of TCP/IP with SLIP.
>>Thanks.
>
>Did you try running "telnet" from an OS/2 Full Screen? If you're
>using IBM's TCP/IP v2.0 for OS/2, it includes a command line telnet;
>remarkably called "telnet".
>
>

This is also included with the IAK. Open a fullscreen OS/2-session
and type telnet, then press enter.

/Lennart

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[cru...@qnet.com]

In <3k88pq$8...@hermes.dna.mci.com>, rod...@olethros.con.mci.com (Rodney Smith) writes:
>In article <3k7lf3$2...@netnews.upenn.edu>,
>John Lobaugh <lob...@vhp1.chem.upenn.edu> wrote:
>>Does anyone know of a full screen (ie nonPM) telnet client? My SVGA
>>card is so sloooooow that I may have to switch back to using Livewire
>>instead of TCP/IP with SLIP.
>>Thanks.
>
>Did you try running "telnet" from an OS/2 Full Screen? If you're
>using IBM's TCP/IP v2.0 for OS/2, it includes a command line telnet;
>remarkably called "telnet".
>
>

I highly recommend C-kemit. It has a great telnet function, and it;s VT220
emulation is rock solid! Very quick!

later

[Michael Stroh]

>>>Does anyone know of a full screen (ie nonPM) telnet client? My SVGA
>>>card is so sloooooow that I may have to switch back to using Livewire
>>>instead of TCP/IP with SLIP.

>>Did you try running "telnet" from an OS/2 Full Screen? If you're

>>using IBM's TCP/IP v2.0 for OS/2, it includes a command line telnet;
>>remarkably called "telnet".

>This is also included with the IAK. Open a fullscreen OS/2-session
>and type telnet, then press enter.

Or go to the telnet icon and change the session settings from PM to FS.

Michael Stroh
http://america.com/~stroh