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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 26 Aug 2001.
Re: Suche: Linux from scratch-Logo

Re: Suche: Linux from scratch-Logo

On 25 Aug 2001 11:04:52 GMT, Michael Lestinsky wrote:
>Verstehe ich nicht. Hab keine SuSE. Framebuffer ist ganz nett, weil man da
>h�here Aufl�sungen bei h�heren Frequenzen fahren kann als im Text-Mode.

Ich hab mich ein bissel geirrt :)
Wie konfiguriert man eigentlich Framebuffer?

Zum Urspr�nglichen Topic: Ich teste mal figlet :)

MS <- D  obascii *lol*

cya P'Das aber bitte Flup2poster, das hat hier wirklich nix mehr zu suchen'hil

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Subject: Re: Suche: Linux from scratch-Logo
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