Re: Bored beyond belief
From Markus Moebs <Markus.Moebs@gmx>>>KEWL_SPAMTRAP<<<.de>
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· 27 Oct 2001 09:08 · View full thread
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Bateau wrote: > hola bug, soy una robusteza! > >HELLO! > > > >Yes, I was so bored... Didn't had ideas for pictures... So I made > >alphabet... It looks good in Lucida Console. And all letters are 4 signs > >high, so they can be use in signatures... It looks crappy under Linux > >console mostly due to usage of "*" sign... > > Turn it into a figlet font. I have an idea. I do not know figlet, but I can imagine what it does, so if there are any fixed figlet fonts, one could make ascii art out of this figlet font. hmmm. I am sure someone already had the idea and I have just made a fool of myself. anyway, I think I'll have a few experiments with that...
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