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VT100

Features from the original DEC VT100 terminal (1978) and its successors (VT220, VT320, VT420). These sequences form the foundation of modern terminal emulation — virtually every terminal today describes itself as "VT100-compatible." The VT100 established conventions for cursor addressing, scrolling regions, character sets, and the escape sequence grammar that all later standards built upon.

25 features in this category

Support Matrix

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Bold (SGR 1)
Faint/dim (SGR 2)
Underline (SGR 4)
Blink (SGR 5)
Inverse video (SGR 7)
Reset all (SGR 0)
Cursor position (CUP)
Cursor up (CUU)
Cursor down (CUD)
Cursor forward (CUF)
Cursor back (CUB)
Cursor home
Save/restore cursor (DECSC)
Erase to EOL (EL 0)
Erase to BOL (EL 1)
Erase line (EL 2)
Erase screen (ED 2)
Erase below (ED 0)
App cursor keys (DECCKM)
Auto-wrap (DECAWM)
Reverse index (RI)
Full reset (RIS)
Tab stops
Carriage return
Line feed

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