i tried to run this:
tritty -b19200
but it is so slow (like 1200, 2400 baud), but on Debian, tritty emulates 19200, 56700 just fine.
I tried to build tritty with make CFLAGS="-D_BSD_SOURCE", No luck. Also I tried to modify the source (increasing the 56700 rate limit, it won't allow me to go above 1200 baud). The fastest I can get is 4800 baud-ish by modifying delay.tv_nsec, but this kills 600/500 baud emulation.
The great thing about tritty on NetBSD / OpenBSD is the break key (ctrl + c) works anytime, perfect if you are using tritty at 500 baud. On Debian you need to wait until the output finished printing.
i tried to run this:
tritty -b19200
but it is so slow (like 1200, 2400 baud), but on Debian, tritty emulates 19200, 56700 just fine.
I tried to build tritty with make CFLAGS="-D_BSD_SOURCE", No luck. Also I tried to modify the source (increasing the 56700 rate limit, it won't allow me to go above 1200 baud). The fastest I can get is 4800 baud-ish by modifying delay.tv_nsec, but this kills 600/500 baud emulation.
The great thing about tritty on NetBSD / OpenBSD is the break key (ctrl + c) works anytime, perfect if you are using tritty at 500 baud. On Debian you need to wait until the output finished printing.