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Legalize: Link to an improved account request form

2022-05-19T21:04:32Z

Link to an improved account request form

Legalize: Add Telcontar.net

2022-04-07T18:04:35Z

Add Telcontar.net

Legalize: /* How Can I Contribute? */

2018-11-12T01:17:34Z

‎How Can I Contribute?

Legalize: Add how to contribute section

2018-11-12T01:15:53Z

Add how to contribute section

Legalize: Web hosting changed

2016-09-30T17:36:20Z

Web hosting changed

Legalize: keyboard babel

2013-05-14T05:46:28Z

keyboard babel

Legalize: suppress table of contents

2012-12-30T21:40:08Z

suppress table of contents

Legalize: remove Silent700 and Sark from main page, since they haven't added anything

2012-10-24T16:35:05Z

remove Silent700 and Sark from main page, since they haven't added anything

Legalize: related sites

2012-10-23T22:29:47Z

related sites

Legalize: Protected "Main Page" ([edit=sysop] (indefinite) [move=sysop] (indefinite))

2012-05-02T17:16:32Z

Protected "Main Page" ([edit=sysop] (indefinite) [move=sysop] (indefinite))

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 == How Can I Contribute? ==
-Automatic account creation is disabled to prevent spambots from filling up the wiki with useless information.  If you'd like an account, use [http://user.xmission.com/~legalize/mail.html this form] to email the wiki owner.
+Automatic account creation is disabled to prevent spambots from filling up the wiki with useless information.  If you'd like an account, use [http://user.xmission.com/~legalize/wiki-account.html this form] to email the wiki owner and request an account.
 You'll receive an account link by email that enables your account and allows you to set your password.
 Thanks for contributing!

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	[http://www.kbdbabel.org/ Keyboard Babel] is a site devoted to understanding keyboard communication protocols, connectors, etc., with a focus on open source hardware designs.		[http://www.kbdbabel.org/ Keyboard Babel] is a site devoted to understanding keyboard communication protocols, connectors, etc., with a focus on open source hardware designs.
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		+	[https://telcontar.net/KBK/ Telcontar.net] has a big section devoted to keyboard technology.

	== How Can I Contribute? ==		== How Can I Contribute? ==

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 == How Can I Contribute? ==
-Automatic account creation is disabled to prevent spambots from filling up the wiki with useless information.  If you'd like an account, use [http://user.xmission.com/~legalize/mail.html this form] to email the wiki owner.  Include the information you'd like to use for your terminals wiki account:
+Automatic account creation is disabled to prevent spambots from filling up the wiki with useless information.  If you'd like an account, use [http://user.xmission.com/~legalize/mail.html this form] to email the wiki owner.
 * username
 * "real name"

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	[http://www.kbdbabel.org/ Keyboard Babel] is a site devoted to understanding keyboard communication protocols, connectors, etc., with a focus on open source hardware designs.		[http://www.kbdbabel.org/ Keyboard Babel] is a site devoted to understanding keyboard communication protocols, connectors, etc., with a focus on open source hardware designs.
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		+	== How Can I Contribute? ==
		+
		+	Automatic account creation is disabled to prevent spambots from filling up the wiki with useless information. If you'd like an account, use [http://user.xmission.com/~legalize/mail.html this form] to email the wiki owner. Include the information you'd like to use for your terminals wiki account:
		+	* username
		+	* "real name"
		+	* email address
		+	You'll receive an account link by email that enables your account and allows you to set your password.
		+	Thanks for contributing!

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	[http://www.kbdbabel.org/ Keyboard Babel] is a site devoted to understanding keyboard communication protocols, connectors, etc., with a focus on open source hardware designs.		[http://www.kbdbabel.org/ Keyboard Babel] is a site devoted to understanding keyboard communication protocols, connectors, etc., with a focus on open source hardware designs.
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−	~~=== Thanks ===~~
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−	~~Web hosting graciously provided by Jay West and [http://www.classiccmp.org classiccmp.org]. Thanks, Jay!~~

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 [http://geekhack.org/index.php GeekHack] a community site devoted to keyboard hacking in general.
 === Thanks ===
 Web hosting graciously provided by Jay West and [http://www.classiccmp.org classiccmp.org].  Thanks, Jay!

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	===Welcome to the terminals wiki!===		===Welcome to the terminals wiki!===

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 This wiki contains information about the computer peripheral devices referred to as '''terminals'''.  Terminals have a long history in computing, beginning with modified teletype machines that were used as the operator consoles of early computers.  Terminals evolved from the electromechanical teletype to printing terminals with no local processing to CRT video terminals with on screen editing to graphics terminals with a local graphical user interface.  What they all share in common is that they interact with a remote computer where the actual work takes place.
-Over the years, a number of web sites have been devoted to various aspects of terminals.  Inspiration for this wiki came from Paul Williams who created [http://vt100.net vt100.net], and Richard Shuford who [ftp://ftp.cs.utk.edu/pub/shuford/terminal/ archived many useful postings] related to terminals from usenet newsgroups such as comp.terminals.  This wiki was created by three collectors ([[:User:Legalize|Legalize]], [[:User:Silent700|Silent 700]], and [[:User:Sark|Sark]]) of vintage computer terminals who wanted to provide a single resource for all the information we have about computer terminals.
+Over the years, a number of web sites have been devoted to various aspects of terminals.  Inspiration for this wiki came from Paul Williams who created [http://vt100.net vt100.net], and Richard Shuford who [ftp://ftp.cs.utk.edu/pub/shuford/terminal/ archived many useful postings] related to terminals from usenet newsgroups such as comp.terminals.  This wiki was created by [[:User:Legalize|Legalize]], a collector of vintage computer terminals to provide a single resource for all the information available about computer terminals.
 == Browsing ==

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