[wide 79 chars] [ascii-os] rexima and workbone

After reading a post on alt.os.linux.slackware, I realised that these
two applications can be added to the ascii-os:

Rexima (Music mixer):


                                    rexima

                 min  .    .    .    .    :    .    .    .    .  max
 -> Vol      <- [==============================================|----]   92%
    Pcm         [================================|------------------]   64%
    Spkr        [================================|------------------]   64%
    Line        [|--------------------------------------------------]    0% [ ]
    Mic         [|--------------------------------------------------]    0% [R]
    CD          [================================|------------------]   64% [ ]
    Pcm2        [|--------------------------------------------------]    0%
    IGain       [|--------------------------------------------------]    0% [ ]
    Line1       [|--------------------------------------------------]    0% [ ]
    PhoneIn     [================================|------------------]   64% [ ]
    PhoneOut    [================================|------------------]   64%
    Video       [|--------------------------------------------------]    0% [ ]



  < move/alter with hjkl/cursors; space to toggle rec src; Esc/q/x to quit >


Workbone (CD player):


                        +----| number pad |----+
                        |                      |
                        |    []    ||    =>    |
                        |                      |
                        |    <     ^^     >    |
                        |                      |
                        |    <<    ..    >>    |
                        |                      |
                        |    quit         ?    |
                        |                      |
                        +----------------------+
                        stopped #1


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Mark Hill <mar...@yahoo.co.uk>

Mark Hill <mar...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:<200...@bubble.markhill.me.uk>...
> After reading a post on alt.os.linux.slackware, I realised that these
> two applications can be added to the ascii-os:
Have you ever used desqview? It was a text[1] based windowing system
for dos it's free on the net thses days (try www.freedv.com or search
for it. Runs on an xt+ even!)

And since your looking at slackware, what about a text/ascii 'x'
server &/or window manager? x sends hints and requests which the
server can deny -> a window can have a speecific size and only accept
a particular font. also there is the ascii-art library, which I know
very little about (I believe a Mac hack contest was once won by
porting/writing a quicktime view with it)

I guess just a window manager could run in graphics mode but only
accept text type hints/requests. mayne even make a native x-server for
standard

.   \/  \/     \/  \/    \/  \/  \/   \/
.  \/\/\/\/    \/  \/\/  \/  \/    \/\/
. \/  \/  \/   \/  \/  \/\/  \/    \/\/
. \/      \/   \/  \/    \/  \/  \/   \/

which there was some discussion of a logo for on their group so i'll
play twith that as the ob:aa

.
.   /\  /\   \/  \/    \/  \/  \/  \/
.  /\/\/\/\  /\  /\/\  /\  /\   /\/\    <--ugly...
.  \/    \/  \/  \/  \/\/  \/   \/\/
.  /\    /\  /\  /\    /\  /\  /\  /\

.  /\  /\ /\ /\ /\  /\ /\ /\  /\
.  \/\/\/ \/ \/ \/\ \/ \/ \/\/\/
.  /\  /\ /\ /\ /\ \/\ /\ /\/\/\
.  \/  \/ \/ \/ \/  \/ \/ \/  \/


.  /\   /\ /\ /\ /\   /\ /\ /\   /\
.  \/\ /\/ \/ \/ \/\  \/ \/ \/\ /\/
.  |  V |  |  |  |  \ |  |     X
.  /\   /\ /\ /\ /\  \/\ /\ /\/ \/\
.  \/   \/ \/ \/ \/   \/ \/ \/   \/

.   /\/\    /\ /\   /\ /\ /\  /\
.   \/\/    \/ \//\ \/ \/ \//\\/
.  /\/\/\   /\ /\\/ /\ /\   \/
.  \/\/\/   \/ \/ /\\/ \/   /\
. /\    /\  /\ /\ \//\ /\ /\\//\
. \/    \/  \/ \/   \/ \/ \/  \/

. /\/\   /\'\   /'\  /\'\   /\''  /\''  /'\  /\ /\ /\    /\
. \/\/   \/_/  /\    \/  \  \/_   \/_  /\    \/_\/ \/    \/
./\--/\  /\ \  \/    /\  /  /\    /\   \/ -, /\ /\ /\ /\ /\
.\/  \/  \/,/   \,/  \/,/   \/,,  \/    \,/  \/ \/ \/ \/,\/

<stretch>YAWN</stretch>

Oh, hey. I've been promoted!




[1] It used the extended charactor set to draw the boxes for the
windows.