Sean Dennis wrote to All <=-
Hello All,
So I got bored and wrote this tonight:
ANSIview: ANSI screen viewer for Linux CP437
Auto-detects terminal type using $TERM values
w/UTF-8 output for modern terminal emulators.
Raw CP437 bytes for TERM=linux consoles only!
Designed for 80x25 BBS-style ANSI screens.
Preserves ANSI color and cursor sequences.
A simple tool to quickly view ANSI screens.
Written in Free Pascal. Released under the
MIT License. Written by Sean Dennis.
I need people running Linux to test it. I will eventually set up a FreeBSD VM and compile it for FreeBSD.
The program and its documentation are in beta stage. Both need work
but I want to make sure the basics work.
If you're interested, let me know and I'll crash you the tgz.
-- Sean
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Sean Dennis wrote to All <=-
So I got bored and wrote this tonight:
ANSIview: ANSI screen viewer for Linux CP437
Auto-detects terminal type using $TERM values
w/UTF-8 output for modern terminal emulators.
Raw CP437 bytes for TERM=linux consoles only!
Designed for 80x25 BBS-style ANSI screens.
Preserves ANSI color and cursor sequences.
A simple tool to quickly view ANSI screens.
Written in Free Pascal. Released under the
MIT License. Written by Sean Dennis.
I need people running Linux to test it. I will eventually set up a FreeBSD VM and compile it for FreeBSD.
The program and its documentation are in beta stage. Both need work
but I want to make sure the basics work.
If you're interested, let me know and I'll crash you the tgz.
Hello All,
So I got bored and wrote this tonight:
ANSIview: ANSI screen viewer for Linux CP437
Auto-detects terminal type using $TERM values
w/UTF-8 output for modern terminal emulators.
Raw CP437 bytes for TERM=linux consoles only!
Designed for 80x25 BBS-style ANSI screens.
Preserves ANSI color and cursor sequences.
A simple tool to quickly view ANSI screens.
Written in Free Pascal. Released under the
MIT License. Written by Sean Dennis.
I need people running Linux to test it. I will eventually set up a FreeBSD VM and compile it for FreeBSD.
The program and its documentation are in beta stage. Both need work but I want to make sure the basics work.
If you're interested, let me know and I'll crash you the tgz.
I haven't had any problems or anything strange, so far it's working
quite well.
Until now, I've been using Durdraw, but I tended to run into library issues every few updates.
As soon as you have a version of FreeBSD, let me know and we'll try it out.
Hello Tanausu,
23 Feb 26 17:59, you wrote to me:
I haven't had any problems or anything strange, so far it's working quite well.
I have been finding issues here, however, I think I need to tinker with things with my terminal.
Until now, I've been using Durdraw, but I tended to run into library issues every few updates.
I've always used TheDraw under XDOSemu. Duhdraw keeps segfaulting on me, not sure why.
As soon as you have a version of FreeBSD, let me know and we'll try it out.
Give me a few weeks. I'm swapping out the motherboard on my main computer as a PCIe board shorted out and took the mobo with it. Once I get that machine running, I can set up a FreeBSD VM.
-- Sean
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