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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Jan 2002.
Re: AsciiOS ;)

Re: AsciiOS ;)

> Font used will be... good-old DOS VGA 16x8 font (80x25 text mode :)

Looks good so far. But why limit to 80x25. There are still graphics modes
(and of course 80x50). You could use graphics modes with even more
characters.

Joey

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Subject: Re: AsciiOS ;)
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