This is a very, very beta-ish release of igTerm.
As of now, ports cannot be interpreted within the array.
Meaning, that you cannot supply an arbitrary port for
whichever hostname you are using. It will be port 23.

I am working on this!

Also, the "delete" option of the client
is not working (completely), either.

Again, I am working on this.


Other features of the client, are ALT-T from the intro
screen will allow you to connect to a host and use an
arbitrary port number, as well as the hostname.

ALT-D from the main screen will take you to the dialing
directory.

ALT-S from the main screen will take you to the search
for screen.


You may get a nag complaining about "Error opening terminal: pcansi-25"
So, you cp ./termcap to /etc/

And unzip terminfo.zip into /usr/share/


On some terms, the ansi may not be displayed as it should
be. So, included is cp437. Just type "make" on the command
line, and it should compile. Now there should be a "cp437"
binary.

Also, there is a CP437 font (.PSF format) included,
"cp437.psf"

Use like

ignatius@catch22:~$ setfont ./cp437.psf

Now launch igTerm.

ignatius@catch22:~$ ./cp437 ./igTerm

If you do not, or can't use the console for this, I recommend
pterm. Which is a part of the putty package.

ignatius@catch22:~$ sudo apt-get install pterm

Now open pterm in your WM (Window Manager) and launch igTerm.

The server names et cetra, are in ~/.igterm/hosts*.txt

That should do it.

I will continue to work on this, as I see fit.

You can reach me on irc (EFNet) on the channel #mysticbbs
as ignatius.

Or, if you'd prefer, you can reach me at ignatius3399@gmail.com


*** FAQ ***

Q) Why do some of the ANSI graphics not display as they should?
A) The SysOp of said BBS hasn't added esc[2J and/or esc[H to
   to the beginning of the ANSI file that's currently being displayed.

