I hadn't seen Token2 before. I'll have to take a look at it, even though it appears to be only telnet. Most real Unix users eschew telnet in favor of ssh these days, since it provides much greater security and a number of new features.

I don't understand, though, what you mean by ``gives you all of the full line editing from the pc session''. Most Unix shells are head-and-shoulders (hell, entire bodies) above MSWindows's command prompt, especially where line editing comes into play. You can get 90% of the features of vi and/or emacs using anything more advanced than sh or csh. In MSWindows's command prompt, I'm not aware that you can do anything more than jump to the beginning and end and switch between insert and replace mode.