Ted ponders:

>Anyone ever worked on an ADS terminal?  (I'm not even sure I've got the
name
>right, that was a *long* time ago, but they looked a whole lot like the
iMac
>and, as I remember it, completely lacking a backspace key).

The first computer I ever worked on was a Prime (or Pr1me).  They had there

own terminals, but any async terminal would do, and we used lots of ADDS 
(I think that's what you meant) terminals.  I don't recall about the 
backspace key, though.  I do remember the break key was configurable, so 
if you were hooking up to a DEC, you could send a "real" break, and if not,

you could send something else.

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