It does indeed support ANSI codes. Not fully compatible with VT100 yet, but that&#x27;s where I&#x27;m moving. Vim is functioning, but there are a lot of bugs. 
<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;dl.dropboxusercontent.com&#x2F;spa&#x2F;dlqheu39w0arg9q&#x2F;xxy316am.png" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;dl.dropboxusercontent.com&#x2F;spa&#x2F;dlqheu39w0arg9q&#x2F;xxy316...</a><p>The problem with terminfo is that not every tool relies on it. I&#x27;ve seen many examples (hello, exa), when the codes are hard-coded to operate with xterm-256. So, I decided to pretend to be an xterm.