[Raion]

One of them is a commercial product called FaceTerm, and I got the copy from the company. I'll be testing that soon. It's a commercial-UNIX specific one.

The other is "mtm" or Micro Terminal Multiplexer, which will probably need some work since it assumes GCC and I see GCCisms:

https://github.com/deadpixi/mtm

The reason I'm looking to this is because we're stuck on a 12-year old port of GNU screen, even if you use GCC or RSE: 4.0.3 

tmux is not currently possible, as it really wants unicode and stuff that IRIX just doesn't have. 

mtm is only around 1,300 lines. It's not 100% ideal, but it may be easier to maintain. 

If anyone else has other suggestions we have passed over, all ears.

[Raion]

Faceterm tested:

   

Even supports split screen and stuff. It's pretty nice!

IRIX 6.2+: http://db.facetcorp.com/ft_download_sgi6.html

IRIX 5.2+ http://db.facetcorp.com/ft_download_sgi5.html

[Raion]

So, MTM will require some work before I can show it off, but I think it's possible.

libxg is actually getting use here!

[jenna64bit]

Oh man FacetTerm brings me back, used to make use of the SCO release of that. Any luck porting MTM? Sounds rad.

[Raion]

Hey Jenna,

I kinda dropped the ball on it due to some issues with the code. We're working on something a bit more exciting rn, can't explain what, but all the same, mtm is possible, just needs someone who has more time with it, and probably needs the forkpty() in libxg:

http://gitea.irixce.org/Raion/libxg