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James Frew wrote:
> Wow, an actual VT-100! Have you tried "smooth scrolling" (aka "barf mode"=
)?
> AFAIK none of the emulators (or "VT100-compatible" iron, for that matter)
> ever bothered to replicate this (for which hackers prone to motion sickne=
ss
> remain grateful =F0=9F=A4=A2)

I made one which simulates the VT100 hardware and runs the original ROM.
There are two more emulators like that.