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TeemTalk, Mark for Removal, Mark for Complete Removal

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NOTE: When uninstalling packages, Mark for Removal uninstalls the package from the thin client without removing the configuration files. Mark for Complete Removal removes all traces of the package from the thin client. For more information about Synaptic functions and features, go to the local Synaptic help file (launch the Iceweasel Web browser and go to file:///usr/share/synaptic/html/index.html). TeemTalk TeemTalk is the essential connectivity tool for enabling non-X based applications to be run in the X environment. TeemTalk provides precise emulation of a wide range of industry standard terminals with impressive additional features formulated to increase productivity and reduce network loading. These include dynamic window sizing, hotspots, soft buttons, keyboard mapping, mouse button definition and customizing capabilities. TeemTalk integrates seamlessly into the X Window system with the same look and feel as other applications. NOTE: The X Window System is a network-based windowing system that provides a common graphical interface for application programs. It defines how applications create windows and the graphics displayed in them. The basic function of TeemTalk is to accept command sequences from a host application (client) and convert them into equivalent X functions, which can then be passed on to the X display server. This means that current investment in host application software can be retained in the X Windows environment. Each window displayed by TeemTalk is, in effect, a separate 'terminal'. Several terminal emulation windows may be displayed simultaneously on the same display server, all running different programs. ENWW TeemTalk 11

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NOTE:
When uninstalling packages,
Mark for Removal
uninstalls the package from the thin client
without removing the configuration files.
Mark for Complete Removal
removes all traces of the package
from the thin client.
For more information about Synaptic functions and features, go to the local Synaptic help file (launch
the Iceweasel Web browser and go to
file:///
usr/share/synaptic/html/index.html
).
TeemTalk
TeemTalk is the essential connectivity tool for enabling non-X based applications to be run in the X
environment. TeemTalk provides precise emulation of a wide range of industry standard terminals with
impressive additional features formulated to increase productivity and reduce network loading. These
include dynamic window sizing, hotspots, soft buttons, keyboard mapping, mouse button definition and
customizing capabilities. TeemTalk integrates seamlessly into the X Window system with the same look
and feel as other applications.
NOTE:
The X Window System is a network-based windowing system that provides a common
graphical interface for application programs. It defines how applications create windows and the
graphics displayed in them.
The basic function of TeemTalk is to accept command sequences from a host application (client) and
convert them into equivalent X functions, which can then be passed on to the X display server. This
means that current investment in host application software can be retained in the X Windows
environment.
Each window displayed by TeemTalk is, in effect, a separate 'terminal'. Several terminal emulation
windows may be displayed simultaneously on the same display server, all running different programs.
ENWW
TeemTalk
11