X Window Terminals

X window terminals occupy a niche between X window workstations and graphics terminals. The purpose of terminals in general is to provide low-cost user access to host computers or smaller dedicated systems. X window terminals further the advance in graphics terminals and provide new and interesting ways to utilize host systems. Ethernet cable provides for graphics performance previously not seen in terminals. The X Window System developed by MIT allows multiple applications to be displayed and controlled from the user's workstation. Now, with X window terminals, the same powerful user interface is available on host and other non-workstation computers. [The XTERMINALS paper starts here.]