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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Dec 2001.
Re: Ascii-artist's dream...

Re: Ascii-artist's dream...

drsquare says:
>>One problem is the small resolution... most consoles have 80x25, which doesn't leave a lot of space for ASCII graphics.
> You can change video modes, or open X with a full-screen xterm.
or use framebuffer or seek for aalib based driver for X if exists..

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first name: Jacek  last name: Pospycha�a     .-photo---.
nick: triteno      email: tri...@poland.com | can't   |
home page: http://tri10o.republika.pl        | open    |
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From: Triteno <tri...@poland.com>
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Subject: Re: Ascii-artist's dream...
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