Thus it was written in the epistle of Wirt Atmar,
>
> However, on the bright side, it does make our decision not to support DEC
> emulation into QCTerm seem more reasonable.
>
With all due respect Wirt (and no, this isn't an attempt to convince you to do
anything), I don't see what DEC's demise has to do with it.  Unless my
experience is truly unique, the primary use of DEC emulation is to connect to
non-Dec Un*x boxes.  Those will continue to exist and I expect that VT100, et
al will continue to be a very standard method of connecting to a whole lot of
machines.  Shoot, we even use an entirely 3000-based product which we purchased
and then discovered that the setup screens depend on VT emulation.

Ted
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Ted Ashton ([log in to unmask]), Info Serv, Southern Adventist University
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Neither you nor I nor anybody else knows what makes a mathematician tick. It
is not a question of cleverness. I know many mathematicians who are far
abler than I am, but they have not been so lucky. An illustration may be
given by considering two miners. One may be an expert geologist, but he does
not find the golden nuggets that the ignorant miner does.
                        -- Mordell, L.J. (1888 - ?)