• Syncterm

    From Spin@VERT/LOKISDEN to All on Thursday, April 09, 2015 12:35:44
    I suppose I wasn't quite specific enough lol.. I purposely use the smallest client I can. SyncTerm sounds great but it seems as though it is meant to
    be run through a web browser. I use telnet.. and when it works I use PuTTy a interface. The main reason being that I get 200Mb per month on my cellular plan and I tether it to my PC as my only internet connection. Sad I know. I'm considering getting dial-up if it still exists and if I can get it under $xx.xx/mnth. Basically I am moving away from graphical interfaces as much as humanly possible. i use tty when I can, but there are certain situations when I just can't render information reliabley to FrameBuffer.
    I do thank you all very much though for pointing me in the right direction :) When I am not worried about data usage I will definitely take a look at the firefox program

    Thanks, Again,
    Spin

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  • From Nightfox@VERT/DIGDIST to Spin on Thursday, April 09, 2015 12:39:36
    I suppose I wasn't quite specific enough lol.. I purposely use the smallest client I can. SyncTerm sounds great but it seems as though it is meant to be run through a web browser.

    SyncTerm is a stand-alone desktop program. It doesn't run through a web browser.. Perhaps you're thinking of fTelnet/HTMLTerm?

    Nightfox

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  • From Underminer@VERT/UNDRMINE to Spin on Thursday, April 09, 2015 13:06:27
    Re: Syncterm
    By: Spin to All on Thu Apr 09 2015 12:35:44

    I suppose I wasn't quite specific enough lol.. I purposely use the smallest client I can. SyncTerm sounds great but it seems as though it is meant to be run through a web browser. I use telnet.. and when it works I use PuTTy a interface. The main reason being that I get 200Mb per month on

    Syncterm is stand alone, not browser based. It's small, quick, and efficient. If you like Putty You'll love syncterm.
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    Kostie Muirhead
    AKA Underminer
    The Undermine - undermine.ddns.net
    Fido: 1:342/17


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  • From Mro@VERT/BBSESINF to Spin on Thursday, April 09, 2015 15:58:42
    Re: Syncterm
    By: Spin to All on Thu Apr 09 2015 12:35 pm


    I suppose I wasn't quite specific enough lol.. I purposely use the smallest client I can. SyncTerm sounds great but it seems as though it is meant to
    be run through a web browser. I use telnet.. and when it works I use PuTTy
    a interface. The main reason being that I get 200Mb per month on my
    cellular plan and I tether it to my PC as my only internet connection. Sad
    I know. I'm considering getting dial-up if it still exists and if I can get it under $xx.xx/mnth. Basically I am moving away from graphical interfaces as much as humanly possible. i use tty when I can, but there are certain situations when I just can't render information reliabley to FrameBuffer.
    I do thank you all very much though for pointing me in the right direction :) When I am not worried about data usage I will definitely take a look at the firefox program

    Thanks, Again,


    i dont think you understand what we were saying about clients.

    anyways, what is your location and situation for it to be like this for you? are you in a isolated area or on a very small budget?
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  • From Deuce@VERT/SYNCNIX to Spin on Tuesday, April 14, 2015 11:49:26
    Re: Syncterm
    By: Spin to All on Thu Apr 09 2015 12:35 pm

    I suppose I wasn't quite specific enough lol.. I purposely use the smallest client I can. SyncTerm sounds great but it seems as though it is meant to be run through a web browser.

    It is not. How did you get that impression? I would like to fix whatever makes people think that.


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