NAME
       drawterm - connect to Plan 9 CPU servers from other operating systems
SYNOPSIS
       drawterm  [-d] [-a authserver] [-c cpuserver] [-e encription_hash_algs]
       [-k keyspec] [-s secstoreserver] [-u username] [-C command args ...]
DESCRIPTION
       drawterm is not a Plan 9 program.  It is a program that users  of  non-
       Plan  9  systems can use to establish graphical cpu(1) connections with
       Plan 9 CPU servers.  Just as a real Plan 9 terminal  does,  a  drawterm
       serves  its  local  name  space  as well as some devices (the keyboard,
       mouse, and screen) to a remote CPU server, which mounts this name space
       on  /mnt/term  and starts a shell.  Typically, either explicitly or via
       the profile, one uses the shell to start rio(1).
       By default,  drawterm  uses  the  CPU  server  $cpu  or  cpu,  and  the
       authentication server $auth or auth,
OPTIONS
       This program follows the syntax of the cpu(1) Plan 9 command.
       A summary of options is included below.
       -h     Show summary of options.
       -a     Specifies  the authentication server to use. If not present uses
              the $auth environment variable, if present, or tries with a host
              name of auth.
       -c     Specifies  the  cpu  server to use. If not present uses the $cpu
              environment variable, if present, or tries with a host  name  of
              cpu.
       -u     Specifies the username to authenticate with. If not present uses
              the  $USER   environment   variable,   if   present,   or   asks
              interactively for an username.
       -s     Specifies the secstore server to use.
       -C     Specifies a command to be executed remotely.
       -e,-k  Allow  for selecting the hash algorithm and keys used, they have
              the same meaning as in cpu(1).
SOURCE
       In Plan 9 distributions, /sys/src/cmd/unix/drawterm.
DIAGNOSTICS
       Drawterm prints most diagnostics in its own window.
BUGS
       Although at first drawterm may seem like a Plan 9 terminal, in fact  it
       is  just a way to provide a CPU server with some terminal devices.  The
       difference  is  important  because  one  cannot  run  terminal-resident
       programs when using drawterm.  The illusion can be improved by delicate
       adjustments in /usr/$user/lib/profile.
       Should import latest /dev/draw to allow resize of window
       Should copy 9term code and make console  window  a  real  9term  window
       instead.
       Should implement /dev/label.
SEE ALSO
       cpu(1), rio(1) in the Plan 9 documentation
AUTHOR
       drawterm was written by Russ Cox <rsc@swtch.com>.
       This  manual  page  was  written  by  Russ  Cox  <rsc@swtch.com>,  with
       modifications by MartÃn  Ferrari  <tincho@debian.org>  for  the  Debian
       project.
                               October 16, 2008