Re: LYNX-DEV Lynx Rules!

[Nelson Henry Eric]

> "xterm" is an X Window application that acts as a terminal emulator.
> (so it's the cart, I suppose, or wheels).  The main advantage of Lynx in

I have been told that what I am trying to do is flatly impossible, but
I can't bring myself to give up.  I have 50 nine-year-old PCs (486s w/
4MB RAM running MS-DOS 3.1) hardwired to a LAN.  I am not in a position
to change the OS or hardware.  We (students and I) telnet to the Unix
machine, which basically gives us vt100 emulation, although I have
modified the vt100 terminfo entry to give color support.

I won't ask how, just if it's possible or not, to use "xterm" to display
graphics on the physical terminals, which are not and cannot be connected
directly to the workstation running X Windows.

__Henry
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