/termdetect

auto-detect your $TERM
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  4. Perl 6 0.1%
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homepage: http://bit.ly/termdetect

Termdetect is a script that auto-detects which terminal you're using (eg. Putty, Xterm, Konsole). It does its job solely by communicating with the terminal via escape codes, so it's much more reliable than $TERM, and connecting remotely never causes a problem.