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%% Regarding Re: missing feedback;
%% William Perry <wmperry@monolith.spry.com> writes:

    cr> Also, if you use XEmacs, you don't need to start a new editor
    cr> from home, just have gnuserv create a new display on your tty
    cr> (or $DISPLAY).

    >> You don't need XEmacs for that (at least not for $DISPLAY);

    wp> Ah yes, but notice the key 3 letters in that last post =:>
    wp> TTY... X over even 28.8 is pretty painful. :)

I noticed, that's why I said "at least not for $DISPLAY" :)

Actually, though, after the initial (admittedly painful) startup time to
get the frame created, typing speed, display speed, etc. in the frame is
quite usable over a 28.8 modem--I do this all the time to my Linux box.

And you can make it a bit better with something like dxpc.  Ah, LBX, we
hardly knew ye!