Re: Apple 2E with Linux?

["John Jacobs" <jjacobs@hager.net>]

> You wouldn't install a NIC in your IIe, unless you want to set up
AppleTalk
> between it and the Linux box.  That's overkill, IMHO.  If you don't
already
> have one, get a Super Serial Card and some comm software and hang your IIe
> off a serial port on the Linux box.  Hack /etc/inittab to allow you to log
> in over the serial port and you're done.  You can use protocol transfers
> (ZMODEM, Kermit, etc.) to move files back and forth, and you can do
anything
> that you'd normally do from a shell prompt (since that's what you'll be
> using).

That sounds *perfect*, because all I want to do is send files back and
forth... next question: what is the name of a good 2e terminal program that
does good terminal emulation (I suppose VT100) and all the standard file
transfer protocols (plus it must look great on an 80-col mono screen).
Thanks!