Vintage Terminal is a terminal emulator that simulates the looks of a 1980s monitor.
| Tags | vintage terminal |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPLv3 |
| Operating Systems | Linux |
| Implementation | C++ SDL |
Recent releases


Release Notes: Window resize/maximize, full screen (CTRL+F11), full screen with 80 columns (CTRL+SHIFT+F11), and a manual page.


Release Notes: Full terminal capabilities have been implemented.


Release Notes: This release adds control keys support (such as HOME, END, PAGE UP, etc.). It changes the initialization file to run .bashrc on startup. Normal color was made darker so that bright colors stand out more. Some bugs have been corrected.


Release Notes: Partial VT100 support has been implemented, enough to run alpine, vim (with syntax highlighting) and nethack, and to use commands like clear, more, and less. Character effects have been implemented: bold, underlined, blink, reversed, and dim. A file is now run when the terminal is started: ~/.vinterm_profile. It comes preconfigured with some useful settings for a monochrome terminal.


Release Notes: Initial public release.
Recent comments
19 Apr 2012 09:32
I tested CTRL+F11 and it seems to be working. Are you using Linux? What you mean by "it looks like 40 col centered"? If you mean that it is too small, maybe you could use the "-s" switch to increase the font size.
19 Apr 2012 07:51
CTRL+F11 is not working (v.0.3.0), CTRL+SHIFT+F11 sets the fullscreen 80 col, but in fact is look like a 40 col centered...
10 Apr 2012 07:20
nice terminal, but as I understand there should be an 'options' menu?
25 Mar 2012 22:49
I'm excited about this! I've wanted something like this for quite some time. Reminds me of apple2 from xscreensaver (www.jwz.org/xscreensav...), but it stopped short of full VT100 functionality.
25 Mar 2012 18:31
Cool!