Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 22 May 1994.
LINE: Login Screen Logos
alt.ascii-art
· 1 message · 22 May 1994
Here's some ascii art I've created for my login screen, which is set up
to take a six line logo at the top:
------------- :: .:::::. :::::. ::::::: :: ::
++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++
============= ** ** ** ****** ***** ** **
## ## ## ## ## ## ## ##
XXXXXXXXXXXXX NATE888 "88888" 88 88 8888888 8888888 88
/// ___ //
<n><a> /// ______ _ ____ ______ /// ___ <n><a>
<t><e> /// /// ||| //" ' ///____|| /// /// <t><a>
///___ |||____/// _//_ |||____. _///_ _///_
____
|| ~|| ()
\\|// || || \\|//
naX*Xte || //~~~\\ ~||//~o //~~~\\ || ~|| naX*Xte
//|\\ || (( )) || ((-----'' || || //|\\
_||____/ \\___// _||_ \\____, _||_ _||_
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|||||||||||||88.|||||||88888.||888888.||8888888.|88.||||||888888.|||||||||||||
|||||8888.|||88:||||||88:::88.|88:::88.|88aaa:::|88:||||||||88:::|||8888.|||||
|||||8888:|||88:||||||88:||88:|888888::|88::::|||88:||||||||88:|||||8888:|||||
||||||::::|||8888888.||88888::|88:::88.|8888888.|8888888.|888888.||||::::|||||
||||||||||||||:::::::|||:::::|||::|||::||:::::::||:::::::||::::::|||||||||nate
If anyone would care to contribute additional logos, I'll happily accept them.
The format is six lines high, up to 79 characters wide. Everything is in
color, but the codes are system specific, so I'll do the coloration myself.
Add your short ascii-sig to the logo if you wish, but please make it subtle,
as I have done. If you'd like to see these in ANSI color, the number is
1.305.985.0883... login as guest.
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..:: Sean Puckett - Albino Frog Software, Inc. ::..
..:: The Right Reverend Aural Hardly, MSK, BoC, FCoC ::..
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