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by ISHIKAWA Mutsumi
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README file for kterm-6.2.0 |
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Kterm is an X11 terminal emulator that can handle multi-lingual text. |
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This release is based on xterm of X11R6.1. |
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Changes in this release |
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o Kterm now handles multi-lingual text in addition to Japanese. |
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o Kterm now supports X Input Method protocol in addition to kinput2 protocol. |
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o Fonts are loaded dynamically by default. |
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o Tektronix emulation is disabled by default configuration. |
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o Many bug fixes. |
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Configuration
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You can disable any of the features added to xterm by editing Imakefile |
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and kterm.h. |
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Imakefile: |
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o KTERM: enables kterm features. see kterm.h part. |
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o STATUSLINE: enables statusline support. |
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o KEEPALIVE: enables keepalive socket option for the server connection. |
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kterm.h: |
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o KTERM_MBCS: enables support for MBCS text. |
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o KTERM_MBCC: enables MB character class support. It is used for word |
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selection. KTERM_MBCS must be defined. |
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o KTERM_KANJIMODE: enables support for Kanji specific encodings, Japanese EUC |
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and Shift-JIS. KTERM_MBCS must be defined. |
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o KTERM_XIM: enables support for Kanji text input using X Input Method |
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protocol. KTERM_MBCS must be defined. |
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o KTERM_KINPUT2: enables support for Kanji text input using kinput2 |
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protocol. KTERM_MBCS must be defined. |
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o KTERM_COLOR: enables colored text support. |
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o KTERM_NOTEK: disables Tektronix emulation. |
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o KTERM_XAW3D: enables kterm to work with the Xaw3d library compiled |
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with -DARROW_SCROLLBAR option (disables by default). |
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Compilation
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This kterm basically needs X11R6.1 libraries and include files. |
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In X11R6.1 environment, just type: |
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% xmkmf -a; make |
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In X11R6 environment, if you have some luck (your system supports fd_set |
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type and FD_* macros), you can compile kterm without modification. |
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Installation
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Install kterm and KTerm.ad: |
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% make install |
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Install kterm.man manual page: |
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% make install.man |
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If your system supports Japanese manual pages and you want to install |
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kterm.jman, copy it to an appropriate directory/filename in an |
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appropriate encoding by hand. Note that kterm.jman is encoded in JIS |
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code. |
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If your system does not have kterm entry in the termcap or terminfo, |
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you may want to install termcap.kt or terminfo.kt by hand. |
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Supported Systems |
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kterm-6.2.0 should be successfully built on the following systems: |
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sparc
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SunOS 4.1.x (*1) |
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SunOS 4.1.x-JLE* |
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Solaris 2.x |
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Solaris 2.xJ |
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NetBSD-1.1B/sparc |
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NetBSD/sparc-1.2_ALPHA |
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UXP/DS V20L10 Y96021 [Fujitsu DS/90 7000] |
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i386
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Solaris 2.5 x86 |
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NetBSD1.1 |
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NetBSD/{i386,pc98} 1.2_ALPHA |
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FreeBSD(98)2.1R Alpha (XFree86 3.1.2Eb) (*2) |
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FreeBSD 2.2-96{0323,0612}-SNAP (XFree86 3.1.2E) (*2) (*3) |
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BSD/OS 2.1 |
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Linux-2.0.0 ELF libc 5.3.12 |
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sony
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NEWS-OS 4.2.1a+RD |
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NEWS-OS 6.0.2 |
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sgi
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IRIX 5.3 {,IP22} |
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IRIX 6.1 |
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hp
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HP-UX 9.0[57] (with -DX_LOCALE, cc) |
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HP-UX 10.01 |
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dec
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OSF/1 3.0 [DEC 7000 AXP system 620] |
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OSF/1 3.2A [DEC 3000/500] |
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Digital UNIX 3.2C [DEC AlphaStation 200 4/100] |
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Digital UNIX 3.2D [DEC AlphaServer 2100 4/275] |
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*** does not work on DEC 3000 running DEC OSF/1 2.0 *** |
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*1 Kterm and X libraries must be compiled with -DX_LOCALE to use XIM. |
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*2 Kterm must be compiled with -DUSE_POSIX_WAIT to eliminate a warning. |
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*3 Kterm must be linked with -lxpg4 to use XIM. |
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CAUTION
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Killing an IM server while it is establishing connection with a kterm, |
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or on a kterm which is connected with the server may hang the kterm |
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(because of imperfection around IM handling in Xlib). |
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To Do |
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o Use of fontSet resources. |
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o More ISO6429 attributes. |
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Bug report |
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If you find any bug, please make sure that it is not an xterm's bug, then |
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report it to kagotani@in.it.okayama-u.ac.jp. Don't forget to include |
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the version of kterm (see kterm.h or do "kterm -version") and information |
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about your system. |
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Enhancement
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If you would like to distribute your local enhancement, please change |
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the version number to something like "6.2.0-yourname1". |
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July 12, 1996 |
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Hiroto Kagotani |
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kagotani@in.it.okayama-u.ac.jp |