TSET can speed up BSD UNIX

[Chris Torek]

In article <43200043 at uicsrd.csrd.uiuc.edu> kai at uicsrd.csrd.uiuc.edu writes:
>The "stty" command also sets the "rows" and "columns" to 0 so that they will
>be reset later in the "tset" command.  These only exist on BSD 4.3 sites.
>4.2'ers should delete those.

Also note that if you log in from a window on (e.g.) a Sun, rows and
columns may be nonzero, and, if so, should be left as they are, because
they reflect the actual size of the window.  `rows' and `columns'
should already both be zero on any other logins, although there are
bugs here in many 4.2BSD-derived systems.
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