tinc allows you to talk with your calculator over the link port through the terminal or over the network. One use for this is to use the Punix shell in a real terminal, rather than the Punix built-in terminal on the calculator (which for some users has a hand-crampingly small keyboard).
Here is an example session using tinc:
$ ./tinc
ticables-INFO: ticables library version 1.3.3
ticables-INFO: setlocale: en_US.UTF-8
ticables-INFO: bindtextdomain: /usr/local/share/locale
ticables-INFO: textdomain: libticables2
ticables-INFO: kernel: 2.6.43.8-1.fc15.i686.PAE
ticables-INFO: Link cable handle details:
ticables-INFO: model : TiEmu
ticables-INFO: port : #1
ticables-INFO: timeout : 1.5s
ticables-INFO: delay : 10 us
server login: root
password:
stupid shell v0.2
root@server:~# help
available applets:
tests top cat echo true false clear uname
env id pause batt date adjtime malloc pid
pgrp poweroff times sysctltest ps bt crash mul
div kill time exit status help
root@server:~# echo hello world!
hello world!
root@server:~# exit
server login:
Note: this initial version of tinc supports only local communication; i.e., in the terminal. It can still be networked using nc with pipes or nc's -e option (though apparently only some versions of nc support this option).
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