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1.1 root 1: .TH TERM 7 "1 February 1983"
2: .UC 4
3: .SH NAME
4: term \- conventional names for terminals
5: .SH DESCRIPTION
6: Certain commands use these terminal names. They are maintained
7: as part of the shell environment (see
8: .IR sh (1), environ (7)).
9: .LP
10: .nf
11: .ta \w'450\-12\-8 'u
12: adm3a Lear Seigler Adm-3a
13: 2621 Hewlett-Packard HP262? series terminals
14: hp Hewlett-Packard HP264? series terminals
15: c100 Human Designed Systems Concept 100
16: h19 Heathkit H19
17: mime Microterm mime in enhanced ACT IV mode
18: 1620 DIABLO 1620 (and others using HyType II)
19: 300 DASI/DTC/GSI 300 (and others using HyType I)
20: 33 TELETYPE\*R Model 33
21: 37 TELETYPE Model 37
22: 43 TELETYPE Model 43
23: 735 Texas Instruments TI735 (and TI725)
24: 745 Texas Instruments TI745
25: dumb terminals with no special features
26: dialup a terminal on a phone line with no known characteristics
27: network a terminal on a network connection with no known characteristics
28: 4014 Tektronix 4014
29: vt52 Digital Equipment Corp. VT52
30: .fi
31: .PP
32: The list goes on and on.
33: Consult /etc/termcap (see
34: .IR termcap (5))
35: for an up-to-date and locally correct list.
36: .PP
37: Commands whose behavior may depend on the terminal either consult TERM in
38: the environment, or accept arguments of the form
39: .BR \-Tterm,
40: where
41: .I term
42: is one of the names given above.
43: .SH SEE ALSO
44: stty(1),
45: tabs(1),
46: plot(1G),
47: sh(1),
48: environ(7)
49: ex(1),
50: clear(1),
51: more(1),
52: ul(1),
53: tset(1),
54: termcap(5),
55: termcap(3X),
56: ttytype(5)
57: .br
58: troff(1) for
59: .I nroff
60: .SH BUGS
61: The programs that ought to adhere to this nomenclature do so only fitfully.
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