Re: Viewing ANSI Art on Linux ?
The Unknown Artist <unk...@artistic.se> wrote: > On 2003-02-08 tho...@math.ohio-state.edu said: > > > I would like to be able to view ansi art on my linux virtual console like > > one can on a dos console. However if I should try to 'cat' an ansi art file > > on to the console all i see is garbage characters of some latin character > > set. > > Those are the ANSI sequences, Honey. ANSI isn't a Linux thing. Your best best > would be to download one of the many freeware DOS-based ANSI viewers, and run > it under DOSEMU. Pardon? Both the Linux console and xterm support ANSI control sequences. I've viewed ANSI art in both. Maybe your terminal is interpreting UTF-8, or perhaps it's set to the wrong terminal type. Can you upload the file somewhere for other Linux users to try? -- Harry Mason ("hjm200.ecs@soton@ac@uk" =~ tr/@./.@/)
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