There is indeed a terminal emulator called RUMBA by Wall Data; there has
been some traffic regarding it as one of the possible terminal emulators
for the 3K. Last time I checked (they have released a new version
since), their Office for Win32 had an emulator for the 3K, but it was
16-bit. Hmmm.

Since the site is in another country and the product is in a different
marketing space, he should be able to keep the name. What I find odd is
that the name SAMBA comes from SMB, which Microsoft had a hand in and
uses in NT, whereas Rumba is just a play on that word, without a cool
acronym.

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>From:  Glenn Cole[SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
>Sent:  Wednesday, October 08, 1997 2:29 PM
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>Subject:       Re: [HP3000-L] Rumba:  Samba in reverse!
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>They may need to choose another name. I think "rumba" is a product
>of Wall Data, to emulate some type of IBM terminal.
>
>--Glenn Cole
>  Software al dente, Inc.
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