On Sun, Mar 27, 2005 at 08:10:14PM +0000, Martijn van Buul wrote:

> It is used to indicate the kind of *terminal* you're sitting on - the machine
> hosting the actual keyboard and screen. If, and only if, you're logged into
> a Linux console, and are logged in *remotely* to a NetBSD machine, then you
> should use the "linux" terminal type. Just like you should use 'vt100' if 
> you're behind a VT-100.

Ah, so... I was wrong with that... so, the only "native" console types,
which I can set in /etc/wscons.conf, are vt100 and vt220, right?
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						Zbigniew Baniewski