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This is necessary to read input from the console (via the Event Manager) since opening a pseudo terminal screws up the controlling terminal (and there is no O_NOCTTY flag).
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Marlene

This is a IIgs telnet client I wrote circa 2004. I recently (2013) dusted it off and fixed a couple telnet negotiation bugs. Then I recently (2018) completely redid the telnet negotiation, vt100, and drawing code. Aside from alternate character sets, it should be more or less vt100 compatible.

It uses 4-color 640x200 graphics, which means it's slower than text but has twice as many colors!

Characters are 8 pixels wide (80 x 8 = 640) which is a bit heavy on the character spacing, but the drawing is simpler than 7 pixel characters.

Description
four-color, vt100 telnet client for the Apple IIgs
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Assembly 34.6%
Makefile 1.5%