I have yet to add pty support to the daemon, which bash wants for some functions, so we'll see once that happens. If it does need the /dev/ nodes, then I'll have Hijack simulate them or something.
After further investigation, pseudo-tty support requires too many resources to be worthwhile here, so anyone who needs that should probably install a userland telnetd instead.
It does seem a shame that job control (think.. "fg" and "bg" commands) and curses (think.. editors) seem to require a pty, though.
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