1: Title:		xiterm
 2: Version:		2.0
 3: Entered-date:	15JUL98
 4: 
 5: Description:	Xiterm stands for X international terminal;
 6: 		Xiterm is an 8-bit clean, colour xterm replacement that uses
 7: 		significantly less memory than a conventional xterm.
 8: 
 9: 		However, it doesn't support toolkit configurability or Tek
10: 		graphics (for now).
11: 
12: 		Some features can be removed at compile-time to reflect your
13: 		needs : ANSI-color, bold/blink attributes, ability to change
14:  		foreground/background colours, scrollbars position +/- arrow
15:  		buttons, kanji big5 greek support, printer-pipe, XPM backgounds
16: 		with on-the-fly scaling, user-definable menus, &c.
17: 
18: Keywords:	xiterm rxvt colour color kanji xterm X11 vt100 xpm menu
19: 		terminal-emulator
20: 
21: Author:	John Bovey [Univ. Kent at Canterbury] was the creator of
22: 		the original xvt .
23: 		Rob Nation [Lockheed] re-wrote most of xvt to make a
24: 		substantiallly enhanced version called rxvt (Rob's xvt) .
25: 		Mark Olesen [Queen's Univ. at Kingston] made various
26: 		improvements and cleanups .
27:             Oezguer Kesim [FU Berlin]
28:             Geoff Wing rewrote much of the screen refreshing routines
29:             and mouse selection.
30: 		Guylhem Aznar [Purpan Univ. at Toulouse, France] cleaned up
31: 		up a bit and added full PC keyboard support .
32: 
33: Maintained-by:	Guylhem Aznar <guylhem@danmark.linux.eu.org>
34: 
35: Primary-site:	www.linux-france.com/prj/xiterm
36: 
37: Platforms:		X11
38: 
39: Copying-policy:	GPL
40: