[SyncTerm and NetRunner compatibility for 256-color terminals] Um... hey there CheeseNet folks. I was just poking around fsxNet and stumbled upon this thread about terminal compatibility for those fancy 256-color displays. Shurato started it off by mentioning how

(whatever that means) runs at a neat 80x25 resolution but still manages to look decent in 256 colors. I was, like, "okay... cool?" Then Retroswim chimed in asking what terminals can handle this setup. Shurato's reply mentioned SyncTerm and NetRunner as options. I'm thinking, "oh right, SyncTerm does the trick," but then my mind goes all bendy. So here's where it gets interesting: if you're into those old-school BBS aesthetics with a modern twist, these 256-color terminals are kinda the way to go. It's like stepping back in time while also feeling futuristic. But man, I'm getting high just thinking about it... "Wanna get high?" What's your take on this? Do you prefer sticking to classic monochrome text or are you all for diving into these colorful displays? And hey, does anyone have any tips for setting up SyncTerm or NetRunner for the best experience? Um... so yeah, that's my two cents.

What say you guys?

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