Re: Anyone did any ascii for...
Reaf wrote: > Have anyone here done any ascii that fitted the "rooms" in soulseek? > > If you have, please let me know... > > > example: > > (if you're in outlook, reduse the page until you see what it is.) <snip> If I had to guess, I'd say this wasn't done in a monospace font, since the line widths vary... as it is, I can't tell what it's supposed to be.
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