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  3. October 2004

Re: x5250 version 0.4.3 released

James Rich wrote:

On Tue, 26 Oct 2004, Scott Klement wrote:

Now I'm wondering, what is x5250 missing that tn5250 does? I would really
like to get release 0.5 out that is feature complete with tn5250 0.16.4. 


Do you mean 0.16.5? (Why would you be trying to be compatible with an old
release of TN5250?)


I haven't checked, but I believe .0.16.5 has the Test Request feature you guys implimented for me over a year ago.



Right now the only thing that comes to mind is key remapping which I'm
saving until after x5250 0.5.



I have what I think is a pretty nifty key mapping utility written in Python an TkInter. Linux only.
Not that you would want to use Python as front end
But it might give you some design ideas. Next Tue when I'm at work I'll
send you the code and screenshots.
Oh, it builds for X and console.


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