William FOSS Evaluation

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on Apr 24, 2009 01:34.

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h2. {anchor:rxvt-ml}rxvt-ml
[Rxvt-ml|http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/x11/rxvt-ml] Rxvt-ml is an 8-bit clean, color xterm replacement that uses significantly less memory than a conventional xterm, mostly since it doesn't support toolkit configurability or Tek graphics, but also since features can be removed at compile-time to reflect your needs.
 
Rxvt-ml is Rxvt is an 8-bit clean. This package contains three versions of rxvt: krxvt and crxvt, which support Japanese and Chinese characters, and grxvt, which supports both ELOT-928 (ISO-8859-7 standard) and IBM-437 keyboard translations for Greek character entry.
 
rxvt-unicode is Unicode-aware color xterm replacement.It supports using multiple fonts at the same time, including Xft fonts, and client-server technology to reduce memory consumption when using multiple windows. This package contains the program version with most commonly-used features enabled, including transparency, (16-bit) Unicode and FreeType font support.

rxvt-unicode-lite: the small version with only a few extra features and without Freetype support.

rxvt-unicode-ml :is configured with all additional features, including additional multi-language functions (direct support for Asian encodings and extended Unicode 3 support), and an embedded Perl interpreter.
evaluation opinion: It rxvt family is a replacement of xterm, since xterm already have been included. So the priority is not so high.

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