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The VT100 was a very popular RS-232 based dumb terminal. It featured cursor keys, and the ability to place text wherever the programs wished onto the screen. | The VT100 was a very popular RS-232 based dumb terminal. It featured cursor keys, and the ability to place text wherever the programs wished onto the screen. | ||
Revision as of 15:54, 26 September 2009
The VT100 was a very popular RS-232 based dumb terminal. It featured cursor keys, and the ability to place text wherever the programs wished onto the screen.
The Vt100 was so popular it became THE standard for terminals, and terminal emulators.
