Conholio v0.5b
 - PePs mental TosWin replacement

I still don't fancy writing docs at this point, but basically it works like this:

Keyboard combos:
 ALT+Fx			Switch to Terminal (F10 = /dev/console)
 ALT+ENTER		Toggle fullscreen
 HELP & UNDO		Corresponds to F11 and F12

System requirements:
 - 040 or higher (for now; current code uses 040+ instructions for text rendering)
 - XaAES (for now, compatibility with other AES:s will be worked on)
 - NVDI (probably)

News (General)
 - Cursor! Yay!
 - New VT102 terminal back-end, written from scratch (feedback is needed)
 - VT52 compatibility mode (depreciated, but it's there)
 - better handling of colours & attributes
 - faster rendering
 - smaller memory footprint
 - different font heights
 - different terminal sizes
 - xterm style mouse support (try 'lynx -use_mouse')

Known issues:
 - Conholio uses quite a lot of memory (i.e. several megs). This is intentional.
 - don't type stuff when the console tab is open. It'll end up in the wrong place, dunno why.
 - don't change the number of columns. I haven't dared to do so myself yet.
 - tabs aren't really visible yet (except for a number in the title bar)
 - VT10x character set CSIs are probably bogus at this point
 - Application & numeric keyboard handling isn't finished and does not work as intended
 - The VT52 implementation has been tested for about 3 seconds. You should stay away from it.
 - Special keys are handled incorrectly in VT52 mode
 - Mouse doesn't work in fullscreen mode (yet)
 - Mcedit (part of Midnight Commander) is slow. I doubt it's Conholios fault, because it's dog
   slow under any terminal environment. Try JED for comparison.

Thanks:
 - Evl, for providing some ideas for the text renderer
 - ggn & Beetle, for actually using this stuff :)
 - Helmut, for providing the TOP sources (found the bug!)

-- Peter Persson (pep.fishmoose@gmail.com)