When working on my Windows PC, I use TeraTerm to connect to a "console" interface of an embedded program over UART. This console is a very simple I/O implementation with no command-line memory.
When entering a command at the console, the system takes some time to perform it and then prompts again for user input. To run repeated command sequences, I copy a bunch of commands from a text editor and paste them into the console.
The problem is that when using simple telnet or a similar program, the system performs the first command in the block and by the time control is back at the console, the following commands pasted are lost.
With TeraTerm, I can define a delay between pasted lines, which solves this problem:
However, this program is not available on Linux. I could not find an equivalent setting with simple telnet. Installing PuTTY on the Linux machine, but could not find an equivalent setting there as well.
- Is there such setting in
telnet? - Is there such setting in PuTTY?
- What terminal emulators for Linux provide such functionality?
